Epic camera just got a great review for the DP of the new Spiderman

[Pascal Payant]

According to CinemaBlend, professionals in the movie industry were privileged to screen footage from “The Amazing Spider-Man” starring Andrew Garfield. After screening, many in attendance were amazed at the footage. The reason for the amazement has to do with the new technology used to film the movie. Director of Photography John Schwartzman used the latest model of the Red digital camera, the Red Epic. “This is the best looking footage I have ever shot…These are the best images I have ever seen!”

 

[Jannard]

Can you post a link?

Jim

 

[Scott Crawley]

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Amazing-Spider-Man-Footage-Seen-Audience-Left-Stunned-25093.html

It doesn't't say much, and part of what it does say is in reference to our discussions here.

 

[Jannard]

Sounds like it came from the post on Recon...

Jim

 

[Scott Crawley]

Yea, nice of them to echo it, I guess.

 

[Brook Willard]

http://reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?59376-IMPORTANT-Spiderman-update...

 

[peter roehsler]

Sounds like it came from the post on Recon...

Jim

`The poster, named Jim, agreed.´

Great quote from the article!

 

[Anthony Cote]

I love when magazines or journalism sites report and quote on something they really have no knowledge of. It's not that hard to do some research. ...research is how I even know anything about RED

 

[Brad Webb]

So this is an article about something posted in an internet forum?

Wow.. Film may not be dead, but journalism is.

 

[Martin Weiss]

Another classic:

it’s fun to see professionals geek out over footage, even when they’re focusing on the look of the film as opposed to what’s actually happening in the scene.

 

[Scott Crawley]

So this is an article about something posted in an internet forum?

Wow.. Film may not be dead, but journalism is.

:thumbup1: perhaps out of fairness one should specify... Internet Journalism... And only if you are in the habit of mistaking blogging for journalistic reportage.