Living the DSMC dream....

[Christopher Barrett]

On an interiors shoot this weekend. Largely using my Arca Rm3d / P1 P65+ but testing the Epic as we go.... damn pretty stuff out of the Red Sensor right here...

 

[Raphael Varandas]

cool...

 

[Curtis Stanton]

HDRX?

 

[Scott Miller]

What render engine did you use ;-)

Looks pristine!!

 

[Ketch Rossi]

Beautiful, but I don't see HDRx, if it was employed we would have seen more detail on the Buildings outside... Unless was Mid day and a 2 Stop was used, but I don't see it.

Either way what I do see, is an incredibly detailed shot Medium Format Detailed kind of Shot... Just beautiful, great job Christopher!!

 

[Christopher Barrett]

Processed in RC Pro, no HDRx, Red Gamma 2 with some Alchemy applied. Dropped the shadows a bit, pumped up the mid tones and saturation. I probably could have achieved more detail in the view (using RedLog Film or especially with HDRx) but I prefer it a little blown out.

Panchro/i 18mm at T 8 (would have been better using my 17mm TS-E...CANON MOUNT!!!!) Shutter 1/6th S ISO 800 Lit with Strobes and a few Dedos.

Going from the still camera to the Epic I had to drop my strobes by 5 stops to shoot at ISO 800... LoL. They're still doing a whole lot in the shot, lighting the foreground reddish wall and the opening of that wall and also bouncing in the conference room for general fill. Of course the pc connector on the side handle isn't useable yet (no stills mode) so I just let the camera roll at 6FPS and fired my strobe a few times, when I saw it light up on the touchscreen I knew I had a frame with it on.

 

[Mark Phelan]

Chris, I'm thinking you're going to be the first one with a cover on Architectural Digest that has one of those moving Martha Stewart covers (unless it's already been done before). I want to see that issue. Nice work!

 

[Christopher Barrett]

Heh...

Here's another... same shoot.

Here I pointed the Epic put the window as we were breaking down the last shot... sadly I overexposed a hair and forgot to have HDRx on. Ni Modo.

 

[Christopher Barrett]

Here's another still pulled from R3D's. This was B Cam... so actually out of my Red One. I love these sensors, Man!