Cool RED footage Montage- check it out

[Josh Negrin]

yo that's awesome, I was just doing a shoot at the Salton Sea and am getting ready to shoot my next movie right around there!

[Vincent Thomas]

Great photography!
Which lens did you use?

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[Joe G.]

Were there optical filters or was everything computer adjusted?

[jbeale]

i agree its beautiful...have a question. about three seconds into each shot there is a wierd pixel shift...wtf is that? more a tech question for the red people than the shooter

Some beautiful shots here! Great stuff.

Regarding a momentary pixel shift or glitch, I'm willing to bet that's a compression artifact from vimeo.com. I don't know what codec they use but all web video is highly compressed. Typically a video stream has mostly predicted frames with some stand-alone frames. When you reach the end of a GOP (group of pictures) and hit a new I frame (stand-alone), you often see a slight hiccup in the background pixels, because the motion-prediction vectors are seldom perfect so the predicted frame doesn't match perfectly with the real one.

Anyway, short answer is it's a compression artifact from vimeo, not from the original Red R3D footage.

[Elyse]

Color Correction by ME! HAHA!

Did it all in RED ALERT. Thanks for the props.

[Elyse]

and yes, there will be a RED footage stock site called stockr3d.com

it's in the works!