Nissan Juke - Dragons and Phantoms play nicely together

[Christopher Probst]

Here's a nice little car stage shoot Rich Lee and I did a few months back on Dragon and Phantom cameras. It's nice to be able to blur the lines between in-camera effects and CGI to the point where you can't tell which was which.

https://vimeo.com/112331790

 

[Eric Haase]

Excellent work man. Looks amazing.

 

[Alex Kiritz]

That's pretty cool. It's a lot cheaper to get carbon on that car than on a Dragon.

 

[Jason Diamond]

killer!!

 

[Steve Sherrick]

That looked really great. Good use of high speed, and the color looks terrific.

 

[Randall Weatherington]

Was the body on the Fender guitar all digital or was there some kind of porcelain body made up?

 

[Adam Rook]

That's sick!!!

 

[Christopher Probst]

Was the body on the Fender guitar all digital or was there some kind of porcelain body made up?

The guitar smashing is 100% live in camera. At great expense a mold was made of a real guitar and then we had 2 complete guitars created out of a special resin type material. Closeups of the guitar falling were of a real guitar that we dropped and caught before it would hit the floor. I think the smashing was all at 2500 fps on a Phantom Flex.

 

[Jason Ano]

nice!!

 

[Christopher Probst]

Added a link on my original post for those that don't see the video embedded...

 

[Daniel Murphy]

Very cool! Is this Phantom 4K Flex or older version? I assume glass matching on both cameras? Curious how much light pumped through source to get that wonderful soft box look?

Great job.

 

[Steve Strickler]

Awesomeness!