Series on shooting Red

[Leandro Marini]

I've posted part 1 of a 4 part series on areas of concern when shooting the RED. part 1 is on color balance :

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[Leandro Marini]

Whoops :

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[Marcus Lundahl]

Thanks for a great first article! Your site is bookmarked from now on and will receive regular visits from me for sure!

 

[Mark Whatmore]

Thanks - that's really useful - great info, can't wait for the next installment.

 

[Neil Larson]

That was fantastic. I'm working on trying to "fix" some video that was tungsten lit. I'll try adding some blue to see if that helps.

 

[Joel J. Feigenbaum]

Leandro,
Really really great article. Well done. Thanks!

 

[Stefan Christou]

Yeah that was nice.

Interesting to hear from a post person such as yourself that although the colour can be pushed to "normal" levels, it still doesn't look quite as natural.

 

[Stefan Christou]

Also the article on shooting for DI was great, with the example of shooting flat so that making it more vivid in post gives a more alive "electric" look.

 

[A. Bastaki]

real nice, book marked.

 

[Kwan Khan]

Thanks for sharing...

 

[Leandro Marini]

You guys are making me smile. The next 3 parts are going to be on
- exposure latitude
- rolling shutter
- getting a "filmlook" using curves in post

is there anything else you want covered?

 

[Imran Farouk]

Hi there,
I was wondering,on your post about D.I
what is D.I?
And what programs are used...

Also if HMI provides lighting that helps the image look balanced on camera does that mean for optimum images it is best to use HMI lighting rather then any other when indoors or at night?

Brilliant Posts!Can't wait for the rest...

Thanks for your time and knowledge

 

[Leandro Marini]

Thanks. Please ask these questions over on my blog. Easier for me to keep track of.

 

[Antonio Forjaz]

nice work, also book marked

 

[Jim Hoffman]

I'm missing part 1??? link is to Part 2?

 

[Jim Hoffman]

Got it -

And thanks for the time and sharing your knowledge.