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RED One Interview frame grab

Rob Macey

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Just sharing a jpg grab of an intv. we did at the Mulholland Overlook in L.A.
RED One at 2500 iso, 2.8, Daylight 2 globe Kino Key/Rim, some Tiffen DFX "soft" login' in post:) Thanks for looking!
 

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Going to have to agree, the post soft effect is too much. It looks like a strange glamour shot.
 
depends on the subject, if he's talking about his line of work, maybe not

if his line of work involves communing with the ghosts of Los Angeles' past, then its perfect

maybe kick it down to a 1/4 or 1/2 filter otherwise?
 
What are you guys talking about?

I think Barbara Walters looks great in that shot.... :)


2500iso, on an original M sensor?


David
 
This particular docu-drama series I'm on is centered on Hollywood murder mysteries. The "feel" of it supports each particular episode differently. In this case, the diffusion, as thick as plywood, compliments his narrative well.

Shot on MX Sensor.
 
Within the context of this episode, the feel / look of it works well to support
the storytelling.
 
This particular docu-drama series I'm on is centered on Hollywood murder mysteries. The "feel" of it supports each particular episode differently. In this case, the diffusion, as thick as plywood, compliments his narrative well.

Shot on MX Sensor.

Thanks Fir the reply. I hope you know I wasn't cutting, just a friendly quip hence the attached smile.

I support anything that supports the storytelling.

Its true that people around here are constantly looking at razor sharp high Rez shots so anything soft looks soft.

Thanks for posting and giving lighting details.

David
 
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