Filmimg lasers with Epic/Scarlet ?

[Satsuki Murashige]

Surely the mirror viewfinder will be a problem on film also?

Use a cheap videotap, problem solved

 

[dino g]

we killed two epics on this shoot, be careful, $9k+ to fix, plus down time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mFY9O7tumQ

 

[Marc Fisher]

not a bad way to go though....

 

[Carlos Dueñas]

we killed two epics on this shoot, be careful, $9k+ to fix, plus down time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mFY9O7tumQ

I saw this the other day, superb work. The slow-mo shots are Epic @2K? Actually i was wondering if it was shot on film, sad to know about the Epics killed.

 

[Patrick Tresch]

we killed two epics on this shoot, be careful, $9k+ to fix, plus down time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mFY9O7tumQ

Could you tell us more about it? Some advices? Thanks for your input.

Pat

 

[Peter Lyons Collister ASC]

All I know is that Brook rented his Epic M out and the damage from the laser was bad... I mean really bad.... Brook probably still has the still frame off the r3d of right before and then right after .....

 

[Patrick Tresch]

Would a 45 degree clear filter in front of the lens diffract the light beam and reduce the problem? Laser light is so specific (parallel) could we use some special filtration for that purpose?
It's quite freaking to see how easy the 5D sensor has been killed in post 1...

Pat