M-X Reel

[Jarred Land]

There was only one request that we gave the guys who shot this footage when we handed over the M-X cameras to them...

"Shoot the hard stuff"

http://red.cachefly.net/M-X-REEL.mov



Special thanks to Dino, Cioni, Crash, Shawn Kim and Jeremy Braben who did just that...

[Vince K]

Holy crap!

[Brian Timmons]

Wow!
Insomnia came at the right time.
This is quite impressive.

[Shawn Nelson]

Ah man, you can't reward me for staying up too late again :-)

Wow, very nice! Love how clean it is. Can't wait!

[Loic Parent]

the most convincing footage to date for me are those london heli shots.
it made your point loud and clear!

[Sanjin Jukic]

Amazing !!!

Absolutely fantastic low light capabilities of M-X sensor.

Looking forward to test M-X with one stop faster (T1.0) lens than the fastest cine lenses (T1.3).

It's gonna be incredible to shoot in low light with M-X @ T1.0 that shooting the same with any fast film stock only can dream about.

[Martin Weiss]

Holy shmoly! As Public Enemy said it many years ago "Black is black is black is black"

RED. "Vorsprung durch Technik".

[Simon Blackledge]

Amazing. Well done!
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[Joseph Hutson]

My favorite shot was the snowy one...

Congrats to

• Jarred
• Brent
• Brian B
• Brian Fairbanks
• Brian Ferguson
• Chad K
• ChadJ
• Chaia B.
• Dan Duran
• Deanan
• globalcj
• Graeme Nattress
• Hugo Cargnelutti
• Israel
• Jamin
• Jannard
• John Restivo
• Jon Sagud
• Justin Jones
• Kelly
• Kevin C
• Kevin Stanley
• Marco "Polo" Montenegro
• Matt Tremblay
• michaelk
• Nate Heartt
• Noelle
• Randy
• Raul Marquez
• Reinhart
• Rob Lohman
• Ryan Erwin
• Sean R.
• Steven Kick
• Stuart English
• TaySully
• TedRed
• TheBied
  

[Brian Timmons]

Holy shmoly! As Public Enemy said it many years ago "Black is black is black is black"

RED. "Vorsprung durch Technik".

Heh, I like the PE reference.

Indeed. It looks like you can truly work with darkness with no concern
for the noise limitations of your imaging device.

I look forward to R3Ds posted of MX footage to see just how far one can go.

Again, this is very nice.

Brian Timmons
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