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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons

donatello said:
when somebody like Scott Billups states that 4k DPX from RED alert are the BEST chroma keys he has EVER seen - ... and RED > DPX pulls a key
better than all film and all digital formats. = i listen ...
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scott is mr. hdv. he also says that the 24f from xlh1 looks the same as 35mm film. no offense to him or you, but that guy has said some stuff that is wrong.

I hope that red will eventually get it right, but i >>>listen<< to what people say who are not getting $ from the company who wants it said

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digitalfx said:
Some updated info, this is strictly RUMOR.

To clarify my first post-
Two RED ONE Cameras shipped into New Orleans several weeks ago and were delivered to a set called The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, call sheets were labled The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, and slates were labled The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons.
They were shooting VFX shots with a look alike Brad Pitt. The cameras shot several scenes. The DP was Keith Smith.

I have no idea if this was actually for the feature The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, it could have been promos, behind the scenes, who knows what. This could have been some fake movie, or a very expensive practical joke.

I was not there personally to witness this, but was told this by the person who delivered the cameras to the set. He would have no reason to make this up. The cameras came from a rental house in LA that I will not identify.

THIS IS STRICTLY A RUMOR!!
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Would help if you got the title right!

R.
 
Anyone know whether Claudio had a chance to complete the RED test?
 
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