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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon Chema View Post
    Thanks for the kind words! I love the superspeeds as well, the way they flare, their microcontrast. A great look when coupled with the high resolution of the Epic! I've shot a lot of music videos with them.
    Yeah I personally am quite fond of Contax Zeiss lenses as you could argue that they are a very "poor man's" Superspeeds. They are Zeiss's still lenses made from the same era (70s, 80s), and they are supposed to have a very similar T* coating (as do Hasselblads). I love them for the same reasons - great flare, great micro-contrast.

    We shot a spot on Super Speeds a couple of weeks ago and it was like using my Contax's on Steroids - the 1.2 aperture is MIND BOGGELING. But that slightly analog look on an uncompromising digital brain like the RED is a pretty powerful combination, I completely agree. The RED by itself has no character - that's imprinted on the RAW data by the lenses you use, and of course the lighting and story you are shooting. But for visual "personality", I think glass has as a lot to with the character of the image, which is why I think Super Speeds are really interesting, as are lenses like Leica R's, that have a very distinct "look" I think.

    Happy shooting. I like this piece a lot. And yeah...the flares in particular are pretty great. Great job.
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    That was cool. Who did the VO?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Schrengohst View Post
    That was cool. Who did the VO?
    Thanks! V.O. was guy by the name of Jon Shults. He's done several movie trailers and commercials as well.
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    The old super speeds save the day :) and your eye... pity about the VO... It killed all your good work. :) Happens to all of us.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Toia View Post
    The old super speeds save the day :) and your eye... pity about the VO... It killed all your good work. :) Happens to all of us.
    Thanks. Yeah, VO was client's call. I was against it.
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    Great images, editing, and shot composition! I enjoyed that a great deal and empathize with the pain of having clients take away from projects. Been there!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt White View Post
    Great images, editing, and shot composition! I enjoyed that a great deal and empathize with the pain of having clients take away from projects. Been there!
    Thanks!
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