James Morgan's "MEET ME THERE" - THIS IS A DRAGON REEL.

[Matthew Riggieri]

I was surprised to find this had not been posted yet, but this video really shows off what the Dragon Sensor can do. It is absolutely stunning.

The shots of the white sands and the skin tone are absolutely stunning. In the right hands, I don't think there is much this camera can't capture.

https://vimeo.com/94644249


You can also check out the Musician's cut here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHqsz81L_jI

 

[Bobby Farokhzad]

Great stuff. I would love to know what ISO was used for the cave fire footage, looks really clean.

 

[Nick Morrison]

This is some stunning looking footage. So clean, esp in that cave shot. And the highlights and skin tones yes...are very impressive and compelling.

 

[orlando schirch]

This is freaking awesome! Probably one of the nicest Dragon footage I've seen so far! Would love to know what lenses were used in this project! Any clues??

 

[Matthew Riggieri]

I was not involved in the project at all. Just thought it was a stunning example of RED's Dragon.

 

[Daniel Pearson]

This is freaking awesome! Probably one of the nicest Dragon footage I've seen so far!

Amazing viewing, and interesting for any Scarlet Dragon folk - he says this was mostly shot 5K 8:1 compression, so besides any slow mo, a Scarlet Dragon will be well capable of producing images of this quality... So not everybody needs an Epic.

 

[luigivaltulini]

AMAZING

 

[Humberto Ramos]

It is in fact amazing...

I need to buy one quickly....

 

[Mark L. Pederson]

Fantastic.

 

[Vadim Bobkovsky]

Maybe it's vimeo crap quality or the grade, but some top highlight parts clip a little early than they should have, even in those conditions. Prolly the grade, because in one shot sand was nuclear bright and then in the next shot completely fine.

 

[Kemalettin Sert]

only drawback is canon lenses and focusing distracted me.

 

[Ivan McCullough]

Beautiful.

Looks like 'old' OLPF and colour science to me, awesome images anyway.

 

[Dario Stegmayer]

Love it!

 

[Stefan Antonescu]

Love it.

 

[Stefan Antonescu]

This is freaking awesome! Probably one of the nicest Dragon footage I've seen so far! Would love to know what lenses were used in this project! Any clues??

On Vimeo, he said he used mostly Canon primes with some wider zooms. Didn't give more details...

 

[Tyrel Stumpff]

Whats wrong with canon lenses?

only drawback is canon lenses and focusing distracted me.