CARBON #44 "DJANGO"

[Les Hillis]

Some DragonColor/RedGamma4 variations. Tweaked in REDCINE-X.

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Thanks again for the beautiful pictures Luigi, I hope you don't mind my cropping the picture to emphasize the girl and show more of the skin tones.

 

[luigivaltulini]

Fantastic LES , you are welcome :=

play with this ... I'm making a documentary RUN and GUN with DRagon, Canon lenses 24-70 with Tiffen Variable ND front and redvolt
Look at the sweetness in the high lights ... it's something amazing this fucking camera, even with tungsten light to work for "masons and painters" ... and skintone is amazing: =
I put it out of curiosity even the A1-57 .. crazy down with the iso and the window appears again :yikes:

DRAGON.:lol::lol:

https://copy.com/SVXG8svVNJkN

 

[Matt Ryan]

 

[Nick Morrison]

Wow, some amazing highlights! I keep re-falling in love with this sensor...

 

[Carlos Reyes]

Those colors are phenomenal

 

[Martin Stevens]

GREAT STUFF!

 

[Les Hillis]

I see what you mean about the detail outside the window, but I went and crushed it anyway. :biggrin:


Colder -

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[Les Hillis]

Warmer -

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Some nice shots there Luigi, thanks for letting us play with them.

 

[Nick Morrison]

WOW. Loving these. Warmer ones in particular...who knew Tungsten could look SO good...

 

[Phil Holland]

Nice shots Luigi and nice color work peeps.

 

[luigivaltulini]

nice Guyssss

and to think that 6k is even more soft and smooth image ...
Crazy this sensor ....


Thanks Phil

 

[Filip Orlandic]

Dragon is amazing and very cinematic!

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Output: Dragon Color, RED Log Film, Photoshop CS6, Nik Software, Color Effects 4 Pro >>>Modern Film Look>>>Kodak Ektachrome 64 Pro >>>>Have a look at the attachments>>>>

 

[Matt Ryan]

Dragon is amazing and very cinematic!

So cinematic that with film grain it could pass as film:

Or you can keep it clean:

 

[Les Hillis]

Just having a look around in portrait mode -

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:smiley: