Darius Lyles
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That is amazing.
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Joseph, can I ask you to try something? How about using one of your still frames, like this last one of the guy with the fireplace, and do completely different "looks" for it? 3 different examples, one natural looking (like the one you posted), and the other 2 stylized using redcine X pro. Would love to see how far you can push through redcine X pro Red Epic footage...
Joseph, can I ask you to try something? How about using one of your still frames, like this last one of the guy with the fireplace, and do completely different "looks" for it? 3 different examples, one natural looking (like the one you posted), and the other 2 stylized using redcine X pro. Would love to see how far you can push through redcine X pro Red Epic footage...
Or better yet - post a single frame R3D ;-)
The low light one at the fireplace would be great to have a play with if possible Joseph? Would love to see how hard it can be pushedAny shot you guys would like in particular?
Prototype stuff from RED which was shown at NAB.
STILL from MOTION: Shot on EPIC with the Carl Zeiss T* Planar 50mm f1.4
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This Still looks much better here than when i first saw it on your twitter
Joseph, I would like to see the top one with the crowd, The Porsche one and the fireplace one, if that's not asking too muchThe crowd one is because I normally get these type of shots in my commercial work. I would like to see how viable this is for coverage of an Event. The Porsche is, again, for my personal "grand prix coverage" and would like to know how far could those reflections be "played" in grading, the fireplace one I would like to see what would happen if you went for a "Underworld" extreme look, or for a "godfather" look.
Asking too much, I know![]()
Looks like you were playing around with the timelapse function....or you had the shutter open for a second.