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GUTTER KING - Florida's First All Red Feature

Keith Alan Morris

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and download a hi-rez tiff if you can (give it time): http://gutterking.tv/gutterking_A061_C012_080404_00171.tiff

Web exclusive for my Red buddies... No color correction, just totally random grabs I took 2 seconds to pull--from the first all-RED feature shot in Florida. Soon we'll be posting 60 seconds of 20 or so total clips...

DP: Matthew Hutchens
AC: Walter Marshall (screenshot 1)
Writer/Director: Keith Alan Morris

RED ONE
original Birger mount
Zeiss 50mm still lens

More info and behind-the-scenes photos: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=18517163424

We love this camera. My crew got misty-eyed when we wrapped production yesterday and they had to say goodbye to the camera... 21 days and it was totally solid.
 
Nice work, looks great !

Thanks. I remember when, not too long ago, everyone on RedUser took a crack at color correction and making things more filmic--adding grain, etc... I need to brush up on those skills. Anyone want to play with footage? (Try the TIFF file.) :turned:
 
should work now... its downloading for me... (alt click)

Here is what the TIFF file looks like.

BEFORE color correction:

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AFTER:

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I just worked on levels. I'm seeing if we can match the image to other sun shots. We were shooting with the sun all day, and then a huge dark cloud moved in but we didn't change camera settings, hence the darkness. I think we will be ok because of the RED. (image>adjust>levels in Photoshop) Now onto adding grain... I'd like to see what Flameop and guys like him could do.

The whole exterior shoot was a nightmare of waiting on clouds to move on. Florida makes things hard...
 
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