Give me a reason not to upgrade to MX

[Jon Thomasberg]

Heres another one we shot with the M sensor... in low light some shots... no noise. )))
http://www.zoomfilmtv.com.au/tvcs/ffa.html

Really nice work Mark!

 

[Rob Ruffo]

Secret is... that i never look at the histogram.... If the sky looks hot.. then it is, pull it back. If the blacks look to heavy or the shot to dark, lift it up... Just keep rocking the aperture ring until both a perfectly balanced by eye.

DONE!!!!... It's as simple as that.

Then process your files to RED COLOUR 2 or CAMERA RGB - using REDLOG FILM. then grade away to your hearts content....

MX is better in low light. so the secret of shooting in low light, is over expose if you can, set your camera to 200 ASA.. use super speeds. Just remember, id the shot is dark.. then it will be noisy. if the shot looks good in the EVF or the RED monitor.. then it's good.

Thats the simple way to shoot M sensor.

Heres another one we shot with the M sensor... in low light some shots... no noise. )))
http://www.zoomfilmtv.com.au/tvcs/ffa.html

Marc, you do amazing work, but this is terrible tech advice.

 

[Sean Lee]

Heres another one we shot with the M sensor... in low light some shots... no noise. )))
http://www.zoomfilmtv.com.au/tvcs/ffa.html

Nice!

How did you get the Ruddster? Particular back then...