Citation info : Circles Of Confusion • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • @1MEMO 20241122 • TakeNode 1301edfd-0c74-45ab-8e98-0e4879828aea
Music : Strings Attached by Flint • Artlist
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Pollinator (fly I guess) on dandelion in Holland filmed in ProRes HDR macro mode on iPhone 16 Pro with wireless Røde GO II stereo sound.
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Citation info : Video Review #7 Macro ProRes HDR iPhone 16 Pro • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • @1MEMO 20241120 • TakeNode 5acfa997-442d-4622-9fa2-50465f32598a
by Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media
Ward Adriaens (Mechelen, Belgium) passed away suddenly on the evening of November 15th, 2024. A wonderful man, a freethinker, author, with a passion for living history, especially the resistance, partisans, in World War II, and the founding director in 1995 of the Jewish Museum of Deportation and Resistance (JMDR) that opened its doors in 1996. In 2012 the JMDR became the Kazerne Dossin museum, with Ward Adriaens as honorary curator. In 2005 Ward Adriaens launched the Give Them a Face archival project. The portraits of all Jewish, Roma and Sinti deportees which passed through the SS-Sammellager Mecheln (Dossin barracks, transit camp, Mechelen) in 1942-1944, were scanned to create the “Give Them a Face” portrait collection. All around 20,000 photos in the Give Them a Face portrait collection are now part of the commemoration wall – a permanent exhibition – at the Kazerne Dossin museum.
In 2009 , I first encountered the Transport XX installation in Brussels, and met Ward Adriaens’ team of the Give Them a Face project in the Jewish Museum of Deportation and Resistance in Mechelen, Belgium (1,2).
Next , Ward Adriaens participated in our 2012 documentary Transport XX to Auschwitz (3).
Recently, May 2024, Ward Adriaens’ opening speech at the TRANSPORT XX installation in Mechelen in 2007, was posted in the ‘Miracles’ project at Miracles•Media (4).
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“…Let us clearly understand that this is the fundamental basis of racism: persecuted because we have a mother. We all have parents and many amongst us have children. In order to protect them it is essential that we do not give an inch to racism. Everyone of us will come under threat should the policy makers be influenced by racism…”
We lost Ward Adriaens… way too soon…
Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media
1. Encounter • Miracles Docs #1 • Miracles•Media • 20240419 • URL https://miracles.media/2024/04/19/20240419/
2. Faces • Miracles Photo Story #1 • Miracles•Media • 20240419 • URL https://miracles.media/2024/04/19/faces-miracles-photo-story-1-20240419/
3. Ward Adriaens’ interview by the dutch reporters Piet de Blaauw & Aart Zeeman (Dutch NCRV-Netwerk broadcast, 13 April 2005, NL1) from the documentary ‘Transport XX to Auschwitz’ – a film by Karen Lynne & Richard Bloom and Michel van der Burg • In : Documentary film “Transport XX to Auschwitz” • Miracles•Media • 20130419 • URL (retrieved 20241119) https://michelvanderburg.com/2013/04/19/transport-xx-to-auschwitz/
4. Speech by Ward Adriaens, Curator of The JMDR, Friday 20th April 2007. In : TRANSPORT XX installation Mechelen • Miracles•Media • 20240518
Citation info : In Memoriam Ward Adriaens • Miracles•Media • 20241119
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Video Review #6 ProRes HDR from iPhone 16 Pro with Røde Wireless Stereo
The 6th day examining video creation with the iPhone 16 Pro … focusing on Apple ProRes HDR video , and options for stereo sound , here using the Røde wireless GO II.
Music : Bioluminescence by Brianna Tam • Artlist
Citation : Luma • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • @1MEMO 20241118 • TakeNode 9ff63fa0-4110-4af7-9529-85249796e43a
More Specs
Video shot in HDR-HLG 4K 25p Apple ProRes HQ format.
Edited with Final Cut Pro 11 in a ProRes HQ – 4K 25p HDR project (Wide Gamut HDR – Rec. 2020 HLG). No color grading.
Audio externally recorded with Røde wireless GO II, using 2 layers of furry windscreen. Audio gain +24 dB in FCP.
Upload ProRes 4K at YouTube, ProRes HD at Vimeo.
A Vimeo SDR conversion uploaded at 1memo.substack.com and instagram.com/michelvanderburg/
Citation info : Video Review #5 Apple ProRes HDR from iPhone 16 Pro with Macro mode & Røde Wireless Stereo • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • @1MEMO 20241117 • TakeNode d5532a92-6098-43ce-ac20-fcffdc2668a7
Focusing on ProRes HDR recording on iPhone 16 Pro , and also a first test recording wireless externally stereo audio using the Røde wireless GO II system.
I previously researched stereo recording with the Røde wireless ME system, with no success (not published).
Video shot in HDR-HLG 4K 25p Apple ProRes HQ format with main camera at 2x setting of the iPhone 16 Pro Max and stored internally.
Edited with Final Cut Pro (FCP) 10.8.1 in a ProRes HQ – 4K 25p HDR project (Wide Gamut HDR – Rec. 2020 HLG). No color grading. Some of the clips cropped.
Audio externally recorded with Røde wireless GO II, using 2 layers of furry windscreen. Overall gain +24 dB in FCP, and next lower frequencies reduced. Upload (HEVC) 4K at YouTube, HD at Vimeo.
I also examined again the landscape today, that I filmed 2 days ago (also a grey day) in HDR-HLG , especially the colors of the grass, and concluded that the iPhone’s ProRes HDR (wide gamut HLG) footage best represents the actual colors , both when processed in HDR and in SDR color space — as compared with the Apple Log footage as processed in SDR color space, and uploaded yesterday.
Citation info : Video Review #4 ProRes HDR from iPhone 16 Pro & Wireless Stereo • Michel van der Burg • Miracles•Media • @1MEMO 20241116 • TakeNode ddc00dfb-f0de-498d-bf65-7feb5bae60d9
