Jamie Metzger
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superspeeds still?
what lenses?
Well for 3am its a pretty clean, I dont need to give any more feedback on that...I feel once we see the fans spinning the 1st time then they can be already spinning in the rest of the fan shots, no? Anywho, the whole concept rocks and what a great message.
Outstanding work! I really enjoyed watching it.
The first thing I was wondering about is whether the curtains should be blowing inwards or outwards at the window... I guess the idea can work either way. (After thinking about it I like the curtains blowing in better; but at first viewing I expected them to go out.)
If it was me I'd make the second shot of the boy on the bike a fraction shorter, and the final CU of the girl a fraction longer, but at any rate it's very well done!
From what I and many others have found the camera exibits around 8-9 stops of DR. These frames support that or worse.
Finner... you went quiet after the second post showed all the detail there. Did your opinion change?
Jim
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It's great to see that there is detail there and I think the camera is great but I still stand by the 8-9 stop range for red for now. Hopefully build 16 helps that #. Even at 8-9 DR the camera is still very, very good. It just seems like the DR would be one of the cameras current weak spots and every high profile DP that has tested the camera has also come forward with those same numbers.
Thing is 8-9 is not that bad and the camera looks great. The DR is important to know though so the camera can be lit for properly to get the best results.
This spot is beautiful, don't understand this discussion about stop range ASO, there is range, there must be range under this shooting condition. But it is a directors/DOP decision , if they want a more desaturated, blown out look. Never measured the dynamic range. But if I compare with other digital formats on one side and film on the other, RED is definitely closer to the film side.
Actually I don't need glasses poi. In fact my eyes are so good that I can quite easily tell that the camera falls in the 8-9 stop category.