EXODUS Trailer Shot on Dragon

[Jason L]

I saw Interstellar in a 4k digital projection and the image of the Exodus trailer looked so good, just the amount of detail that you could see was amazing. I though that Interstellar's image was going to be better but it was not, a bit softer, and parts of the beginning did not look good at all. Really was looking for the quality of Exodus.

 

[sam karr]

"Wolski's camera of choice for this arsenal was the Red Epic MX, which records internally to RedMag SSD cards. The Dragon was in limited supply as shooting began, though the team did use one “for helicopter plates and things like that — big 2-D wide shots,” says Wolski. He adds that he was perfectly content with the 5K resolution of the MX. “You don’t need more Ks!”"
So it's a red epic mx movie?

 

[Dominik Muench]

Saw it last nigh and while I cant stand 3D it was easily the best 3D image I have ever seen, INSANELY SHARP and CRISP picture throughout the entire movie, absolutely amazing image quality.

 

[Guy Staley]

"Wolski's camera of choice for this arsenal was the Red Epic MX, which records internally to RedMag SSD cards. The Dragon was in limited supply as shooting began, though the team did use one “for helicopter plates and things like that — big 2-D wide shots,” says Wolski. He adds that he was perfectly content with the 5K resolution of the MX. “You don’t need more Ks!”"
So it's a red epic mx movie?

That is my understanding as well after reading the American Cinematographer article you quoted above. It doesn't seem possible for the trailer to be "shot on dragon" if 99% of the movie was shot on an MX sensor. I would have to assume that Mr. Wolski knows which camera he shot on!

 

[Ignacio Aguilar]

Most of this picture was shot here in Spain with Epic MX, not Dragon, which was used the way Wolski describes.