The Ants and An Egg

[Shawn Booth]

Saw this walking into my house:

Lit with the sun and a Roscoe 12"x12" Litepad (http://www.filmtools.com/rosco-litepad-ho-12x12.html) 3 rocks served as grippage.

Shot with the RED 50-150 @ 100mm (ish), ND3
4K HD, 23.98, RC28, 8GB CF Card, RB17 (with Upgrade), battery powered

 

[Shawn Booth]

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For camera support, I found a broken piece of cinder block near the driveway:

FROM REDCINE:

Original (REDSpace)

My 1 light:

Or this:

 

[Zakaree Sandberg]

comedy!

 

[Shawn Booth]

No, seriously, the cinder block is the BEST support in a pinch!

 

[borrgo]

was it the kona or primo....totally kidding. that egg looks like something my son would walk into the house with. "look dad" (ants crawling all over his arm). funny. gotta love the little details of life.

 

[Shawn Nelson]

Way cool!!

On a side note, how do you like the 50-150mm? It seems very few people are buying them, opting for either the 18-85mm or bypassing Red glass altogether. Personally, I like my 18-50mm, but it got such a bad rap here. Though since I have one of the first, mine might be "better". Is the 50-150mm okay?

 

[Shawn Booth]

Way cool!!

On a side note, how do you like the 50-150mm? It seems very few people are buying them, opting for either the 18-85mm or bypassing Red glass altogether. Personally, I like my 18-50mm, but it got such a bad rap here. Though since I have one of the first, mine might be "better". Is the 50-150mm okay?

Hey Shawn - I really like this lens, but the 18-50 is the work horse. I like RED glass for what they are. I don't like how they zoom though, could be smoother, looser. The 50-150 doesn't play well with the FF either. But hey, I couldn't/can't afford Optimos or primes.

I love the 300.