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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

:: FIRST TRY WITH THE SCARLET ::

That looks fantastic. I just shot on a red for the first time myself 2 weeks ago, still editing the footage. It's not near as good as your's but I can't wait till my next opportunity to use red, it was very nice to work with.
 
Thanks again for the kind words folks. I believe I shot this all at 4k at 6:1. I am still getting the hang of all the settings. It is a remarkable camera. I know it takes a lot of flack for not being as straight forward as the Alexa but seriously isn't discovering how somethings works part of the fun :) Long Live Red
 
Really nice work Evaan, beautiful images and you got my attention from beginning to end. ;)

I'm too a bit curious about your setup with the Edelkrone Slider, because this thing is really interesting (so small and nice priced). Max payload is an issue, but it looks like you've managed it. So may i ask what your Scarlet setup did look like (battery module or v-mount attached?) and what kind of head you have used?
 
Really great stuff. Only one thing: I noticed a weird compression issure at about :29 seconds in.

Other than that, looks awesome!
 
Hi Maik,

Scarlet had a 50mm lens straight on the slider no head. No battery plate, just volts in the side handle
 
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