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"Capturing Euphoria" Shot on RED Scarlet-X

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Wissam Abdallah

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Hey guys,

Just wanted to share this short piece I have just released. The response to this film has been amazing so far!

I hope you enjoy it! Please feel free to leave some feedback (good or bad) and share if you like it !! :)

https://vimeo.com/55498923
 
Using so many different cameras, care to comment on the differences, strengths & weaknesses, or your favorites? ;o)
 
ps.... if you're ever in Los Angeles filming an event, I'd love to come help you out with my RED Scarlet X!
 
Jagger Christian said:
Using so many different cameras, care to comment on the differences, strengths & weaknesses, or your favorites? ;o)
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Now that question is way too hard to answer fairly but Ill do my best! :)

I love my RED Scarlet! It has a look and feel that no other camera I have used can come close to. That said it does have its limitations. Mainly the crop factor at 4K and the lack of usable high speed footage at anything over 48fps. It is because of this I also use the Sony FS700. It is solely used as a high speed camera. I also use a 5D MkIII these days but it pretty much lives on my glide cam and give me the ability to have movement in my shots that would require a full Steadicam rig with the Scarlet or FS700.

3 Different cameras with extremley different strengths and weaknesses and therefore very different uses. No one is the "better" camera. Just better at a specific role.

Hope that answers your question!! :)
 
Wissam great work thanks for that :)

Question, do you shoot with your camera in roll (+/- 45 degree) position or did you do that in post?

Often wonder if your just holding your camera up as high as you can and not seeing what you are shooting.

Being height challenged this seems to be the norm for me :P
 
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