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Rosenthal Automotive got their hands on a Scarlet :)

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I've subscribed to them for a couple of years on YouTube... got a kick out of this and thought you guys might enjoy it.

 
Love the part in the back seat... ROFL
And yeah - tweet: "I have just crashed this brand new BMW trying to tweet this message"...

On the visual side - not bad - definitely a decent job and a nice concept...
Shooting cars is one of my specialities, so I do have a very critical eye...

Peter
 
Haha yeah the back seat part cracked me up.

I definitely don't think they're THE MOST STUNNING or THE BEST car shots I've seen, but for an auto review channel they've definitely stepped it up a notch. Pretty cool to see people doing creative stuff and not just the boring ol' "This car is great because bla bla bla and this sucks and this is good and it's $xxxx.xxx"
 
Hey, thanks for posting the video here! I produce the Rosenthal videos and this was my first shoot using the Scarlet. I've been shooting on the 7D for the past two years and after this I'm absolutely in love with the Scarlet. I have yet to receive the side grip and didn't have an alternative battery option so I had to use a DC converter and run it off of the car. Other than that using the camera was much easier than I expected, even the workflow (I edit in Premiere) was flawless - Except trying to export the final video kept crashing my computer... Anyway, I can't wait to start our next video, though we'll probably keep it simpler for time's sake. I think Steve may be paying a visit to his dermatologist a few times before we start shooting again ;-) Thanks again, I appreciate the comments! -Bob
 
Great work, really impressive, esp running the cam off the car battery. :)
 
Bob Peterson said:
Hey, thanks for posting the video here! I produce the Rosenthal videos and this was my first shoot using the Scarlet. I've been shooting on the 7D for the past two years and after this I'm absolutely in love with the Scarlet. I have yet to receive the side grip and didn't have an alternative battery option so I had to use a DC converter and run it off of the car. Other than that using the camera was much easier than I expected, even the workflow (I edit in Premiere) was flawless - Except trying to export the final video kept crashing my computer... Anyway, I can't wait to start our next video, though we'll probably keep it simpler for time's sake. I think Steve may be paying a visit to his dermatologist a few times before we start shooting again ;-) Thanks again, I appreciate the comments! -Bob
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Way to go Bob! Haha nice, AC inverter powering cam from the car FTW! Looking forward to seeing more from you guys! I have been following the Youtube channel since I was researching my 335d purchase... always love the extra steps you guys take to be creative.
 
That's great to hear! Hope you're enjoying the Bimmer... Looking forward to some more time behind the Scarlet.
 
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