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Megan Fox by Greg Williams for Esquire HD shot on R1MX

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Megan Fox by Greg Williams for Esquire HD shot on R1MX by Greg Williams.

Stills from this film shot on the Red camera ran over 10 pages in the magazine.

Wait til the end to see the worlds first moving magazine cover (online).

http://vimeo.com/8734762 >>>
 
You have done it again Sanjin...This is the post of 2010!
Megan's great and Greg's other covers on Vimeo are amazing....Working late does seem to pay off!

Any news on what Leica has in store for us?

Dave
 
David Birdy said:
You have done it again Sanjin...This is the post of 2010!
Megan's great and Greg's other covers on Vimeo are amazing....Working late does seem to pay off!

Any news on what Leica has in store for us?

Dave
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Is it me or does sarcasm sometimes not travel on the internet? Nice post, David.
 
This video was NOT shot on the Mysterium X modified Red One... Just a good ole Red One. The Kate B. Cover, stills and short was the very first, highly public Mysterium X shoot if I remember correctly. Jarred or others in the know, please correct me if I am wrong.

Don't hurt me SJ.... :)
 
Andrew Benz said:
This video was NOT shot on the Mysterium X modified Red One... Just a good ole Red One. The Kate B. Cover, stills and short was the very first, highly public Mysterium X shoot if I remember correctly. Jarred or others in the know, please correct me if I am wrong.

Don't hurt me SJ.... :)
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I thought that RED dropped MX earlier enough to Greg just to have a real field test and see what is going on there...
 
Oh, I am sure that some behind the scenes/real world shoot was put together to test and get everything moving forward for the Kate shoot. :)
 
Mitch Gross said:
Is it me or does sarcasm sometimes not travel on the internet? Nice post, David.
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Sarcasm IS challenging on the internet..It was a bit of a stretch, but you seemed to understand it!

Cheers
Dave
 
I had to watch both videos eighty or ninety times, I lost count, before I could tell which Mysterium sensor was used.
 
Not wanting to spoil the party, however the skin tones, especially in sunlight look very 'ugly video' to me. Hopefully this is not the MX sensor.
 
Michael Bravin said:
I had to watch both videos eighty or ninety times, I lost count, before I could tell which Mysterium sensor was used.
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Michael you should go to Greg's Vimeo base page and try to find videos thare were made with M-X because Greg marked them in his descriptions.

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Stephen Williams said:
Not wanting to spoil the party, however the skin tones, especially in sunlight look very 'ugly video' to me. Hopefully this is not the MX sensor.
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Ha ha ha Stephen you all the time here at the forum try to play a sort of an eccentric English guy :rofl:

but in this case you are a simple jealous guy just because you are not a part of the new M-X game.

An eccentric Englishman mask is falling down your face after you saw M-X in action.

Btw., then show us here your gorgeous skin tones "in sunlook" that you did before with any digital cam...
 
Anyone know what lens Greg used for the M-X shoot...?
 
Sanjin Jukic said:
Btw., then show us here your gorgeous skin tones "in sunlook" that you did before with any digital cam...
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I am still waiting to see one! However I hought Ben Button has good skin tones but 2/3" does not count!
 
Stephen Williams said:
I am still waiting to see one! However I hought Ben Button has good skin tones but 2/3" does not count!
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Benjamin Button is almost "painted/colored" by computer graphic in post to delete all those artifacts from Viper 2/3 noise...

Get BB BR disk and watch it frame by frame...
 
Sanjin Jukic said:
Benjamin Button is almost "painted/colored" by computer graphic in post to delete all those artifacts from Viper 2/3 noise...

Get BB BR disk and watch it frame by frame...
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That does not take away from the good skin tones & DR. Doubt they saved anything by shooting digital, probably not the first or last time either.
 
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