Stills from RED...

[sergio arguello]

thought id have a go at it...

thought id have a go at it...

If im not mistaken Dave Devlin shot the piece...old friend highly talented Gaffer and now an obviously talented Dp

 

[Chuck Z]

didnt he play the father in Kung fu Panda? noodle guy

And the villainous Lo Pan in Big Trouble in Little China.

 

[Chuck Z]

From "Tattoo".... this is my quick grade and not the grade used in the movie. BTW... James Hong rocks.

Jim

Those flesh tones look amazing! One of the most convincing "film" shots I've ever seen from a RED camera.

 

[Jannard]

"The world was not prepared..."

Jim

 

[Casey Green]

Very cool!

Mr. Hong has GOT to be the inspiration that George Lucas used for Yoda.

Much respect to you, Jim and Jarred, and Ted, etc. for the shorts produced for NAB.

 

[Jason Burkhimer]

I think he will always be remembered for, and rightfully so, as Snotty fro Revenge of the Nerds II. Booger's Master. Awsum!

-burk

 

[mikeburton]

I think he will always be remembered for, and rightfully so, as Snotty fro Revenge of the Nerds II. Booger's Master. Awsum!

-burk

It's because of this guy that everytime someone in the film industry hears my last name immediately says it with a heavy accent like James did in "Big Trouble in Little China". "Mista Burton"

 

[Jason Burkhimer]

Haha, awsum!

Jack Burton: This is the same guy? I don't get it.

LoPan(in loud wheelchair lopan voice): You were not put on this earth to "get it"!!!

I could see that getting old for you, but if it were me, I would probably crack a smile every time, as BTLC is one of my favorites!

-burk

It's because of this guy that everytime someone in the film industry hears my last name immediately says it with a heavy accent like James did in "Big Trouble in Little China". "Mista Burton"

 

[Jan Reiff]

DOG still

DOG still

today´s walk with my red and my dog dino.

 

[Richard Foster]

Jason - for me it's the eyes maker in BLADERUNNER that I remember james Hong for.

 

[C.H.Haskell]

Enjoyed seeing peoples work on this thread...lots of great contributions!

Here is a still from a mystery optical campaign that I shot on a MX R1, still need to do some re touching and coloring. Reduser eyes only please ...not sure I should post this as its not out yet. :coolgleamA: Oh well, I will share more images soon from this and other projects as I get the green light.

I can not wait to use EPIC in my future print campaigns.

cheers

 

[Mike McEntire]

Louif Paridis all smiles at the Nixon Jibfest. Epic #441 with RPP 85.

 

[peter roehsler]

just finished shooting

just finished shooting

a feature PRESENT TENSE by Turkish director Belmin Soylemez.

RED I Mysterium, 640 ASA, no col-corr, jpg from 2K tiff

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

Wow.

Lots of great images here.

 

[Stacey Spears]

EPIC-M # 267.

RPZ 17-50mm @ 50mm

RPP 100mm

Images are being resized by the forum, which is introducing some aliasing.

 

[Jarred Land]

Wow some incredible stuff

 

[nickcolombini]

All shot on RED-M sensor

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

EPIC-M Handheld at night

EPIC-M Handheld at night

Walkin' the town with EPIC-M, stills pulled from 24fps motion, 1/48 and 1/33 shutter. These two were shot with the Duclos-modded Tokina 11-16.

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

More EPIC-M handheld at night -- RPP 50mm

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

Another with the 50mm RPP. I really wanted to ask what she's reading.