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REFERENCE 57260 - Vacheron Constantin - Shot on RED DRAGON by Mahdi Lepart

Jarred Land

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O Mahrdi Lepart... I don't know where to start. Your imagery... Stunned. Good job. Take a bow.

Shot on RED Dragon with K35s and Leiitz Glass.

Cameras by RVZ ( again ) . RVZ rentals in Paris... I have so much love for those guys and the caliber of incredible shooters that call RVZ home is mindblowing. Every few weeks Samuel gives me an update on the latest RVZ projects and it is one of the emails that I drop everything to read. Motivating.. Inspiring.

 
Nice Job
 
subtle coolness, impressive.
 
Aaaah RVZ, use to rent all my lighting there back in the 90s before I move to Indonesia, great company indeed and what a masterpiece film, very inspiring.
Enough talking, I want grab my Dragon and shoot something, NOW ! ;)
 
Thanks Jarred for the kind words, we try to represent the best we can .
we love red cameras and try to share this with all the D.o.ps we work with...
thanks again
 
Now that's a watch!
 
Jarred Land said:
Cameras by RVZ ( again ) . RVZ rentals in Paris... I have so much love for those guys and the caliber of incredible shooters that call RVZ home is mindblowing. Every few weeks Samuel gives me an update on the latest RVZ projects and it is one of the emails that I drop everything to read. Motivating.. Inspiring.
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Yes RVZ are great ! One of the best place to rent latest RED gear...
Even more amazing if you consider they are french :-)
 
Lovely!

*edit, also I think that Leica 60mm Macro looks stellar, at least I think that's what was used.
 
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Cool use of lenses, air density and lighting to suggest period v. modern timeline
 
Really Nicely Done.
 
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