leaves of grass starring edward norton

[Martin Ubilluz]

leaves of grass starring edward norton

imdb.com says shot on red

here is the trailer:

http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/leavesofgrass/

 

[cmsmatt]

Looks very, um...normal?

No, let's say 'understated.'

Could be interesting though I suppose, the hillbilly is definitely a stretch for monsieur Norton...

 

[Ethan Lane]

looks good

 

[Michael Green]

Just watched it. I really enjoyed the colors, but the movement seemed kinda strange - as if some shots were taken not with RED ONE.

Now, when you compare this "feeling" with other pictures (The Book of Eli for instance) you can see the difference.

Could someone please explain why this variety of image quality happens when the camera moves/captures scenes in the night?

Oh, and that is my first post, so greetings to yall

 

[Thor Melsted]

Could someone please explain why this variety of image quality happens when the camera moves/captures scenes in the night?

Looks like a 360 shutter.

 

[Julio Quintana]

A 360 degree shutter gives you an extra stop of light, but it makes everything look like video due to the motion blur. The M-X sensor should put an end to that unfortunate practice.

 

[Michael Green]

A 360 degree shutter gives you an extra stop of light, but it makes everything look like video due to the motion blur. The M-X sensor should put an end to that unfortunate practice.

Thank you Julio. But why we didn't see that blur in other movies, say The Book of Eli or District 9?

 

[Eren Ozkural]

I havent seen B.O.E but District 9 was mainly shot daytime on location in South Africa and in a controlled studio environment. B.O.E was shot in new mexico I believe...plenty of sunshine and lighting available. No need to push for another stop.