Arthur Woo
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Dragon owner for about 6 weeks. When I first did initial tests on a loaner Dragon, I noticed the colors were more accurate, but since I do much more controlled lighting scenarios I didn't think this would be a factor in my decision to purchase. I have been moving away from shooting live events but am shooting fashion week this week (backstage/runway). When I shot on MX, the mixed lighting scenarios were ugly and required some finessing in post, but never was able to get them perfect. Shot my first season w/ Dragon today, all I have to say is Dragon Color is amazing. Accurate and in some instances better than the lighting I was looking at in real life. Not having to correct each r3d is going to save a bit of time. Thanks RED.
*Edit: Got a quick Instagram cut for client, ignore the pillarboxing, it's actually a square required 640x640 for Instagram - the backstage scenes no CC, whereas previously it would be a mix of orange/yellow/green ugliness:
*Edit: Got a quick Instagram cut for client, ignore the pillarboxing, it's actually a square required 640x640 for Instagram - the backstage scenes no CC, whereas previously it would be a mix of orange/yellow/green ugliness:
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