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10/06/2010 06:34:12 AM · #1 |
Found this whilst browsing around. Seems that a company has made an EF mount for the Red One camera - not only that, the features on it are pretty incredible. Watch the second clip on the main page. It takes a while to get into, but he seems to be pretty excited by it. Wonder if we`ll be watching big screen action shot through L Glass in the near future?
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10/06/2010 08:25:29 AM · #2 |
Originally posted by Simms:
...Wonder if we`ll be watching big screen action shot through L Glass in the near future?
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You sure will be. And not necessarily shot with Red One; the 5D MkII has been used on at least one major motion picture(Transformers 3) |
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10/06/2010 11:16:29 AM · #3 |
Seems awkward to adjust focus, why not use the focus ring? I see the advantage in having predetermined focus points though.
Never heard of this Red One camera. Read up on it, very cool item.
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10/06/2010 01:17:29 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by Jac:
Seems awkward to adjust focus, why not use the focus ring? I see the advantage in having predetermined focus points though.
Never heard of this Red One camera. Read up on it, very cool item. |
Bear in mind that in the creation of films, there is usually a guy who jobs it is to `pull focus` - his job is to deal purely with focusing the camera - before they shoot he will measure distances and work with the Director of Photography. I daresay a feature like this will be a boon to a focus puller..
Interesting about Transformers 3 and the 5Dmk2, where did you read that? Even a great cam like the 5Dmk2 cannot save us from another dreadful Transformers movie! |
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10/06/2010 01:43:42 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by Simms:
Originally posted by Jac:
Seems awkward to adjust focus, why not use the focus ring? I see the advantage in having predetermined focus points though.
Never heard of this Red One camera. Read up on it, very cool item. |
Bear in mind that in the creation of films, there is usually a guy who jobs it is to `pull focus` - his job is to deal purely with focusing the camera - before they shoot he will measure distances and work with the Director of Photography. I daresay a feature like this will be a boon to a focus puller..
Interesting about Transformers 3 and the 5Dmk2, where did you read that? Even a great cam like the 5Dmk2 cannot save us from another dreadful Transformers movie! |
That's one job I would do for free. :)
Is kirbic saying the whole movie was shot with a 5dII? That would scare me if I was manufacturing 35mm panavision cameras or anything resembling these cameras. Yikes!
Message edited by author 2010-10-06 13:45:31. |
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10/06/2010 02:17:35 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by Jac:
Originally posted by Simms:
Originally posted by Jac:
Seems awkward to adjust focus, why not use the focus ring? I see the advantage in having predetermined focus points though.
Never heard of this Red One camera. Read up on it, very cool item. |
Bear in mind that in the creation of films, there is usually a guy who jobs it is to `pull focus` - his job is to deal purely with focusing the camera - before they shoot he will measure distances and work with the Director of Photography. I daresay a feature like this will be a boon to a focus puller..
Interesting about Transformers 3 and the 5Dmk2, where did you read that? Even a great cam like the 5Dmk2 cannot save us from another dreadful Transformers movie! |
That's one job I would do for free. :)
Is kirbic saying the whole movie was shot with a 5dII? That would scare me if I was manufacturing 35mm panavision cameras or anything resembling these cameras. Yikes! |
Heh, I dont think I could deal with the pressure!! Linky <- nicely written article.
Message edited by author 2010-10-06 14:18:32. |
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10/07/2010 04:07:42 AM · #7 |
| When you watch a behind the scenes of some of the movies you'll seen a follow focus attached to the camera. There's then a monitor right next to that. The guys job is to keep whatever his subject is, in focus. On the blu-ray to Green Zone I saw a couple of them using a remote follow focus to pull focus. Pretty hardcore stuff. I believe the season finale or opener to House was done almost entirely on the markii |
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