What do you want me to do?

[Gunleik Groven]

I'll grab a Komodo and a bit of EF glass and a car and travel in Morocco over the next few days.

 

[Les Hillis]

It's all about the people.

And those little unique everyday details.

Get close.

And have fun, like only you can.

 

[Blair S. Paulsen]

Since you asked. Would be curious to see how Komodo's electronic global shutter portrays scenes with lots of movement. Crowds of people, vehicle traffic, fast pans, running or flying animals, etc.

Have fun - #19

 

[vincent kardasik]

I'll grab a Komodo and a bit of EF glass and a car and travel in Morocco over the next few days.

Will you set-up the Komodo with an external screen, handles, etc… Or just use the built in screen and maybe a waist level viewfinder?
I’m curious to see how people react when using the smallest kit possible for the Komodo.
At some point it’s quite tricky to shoot in the streets with a professional camera if you don’t have a permit in Morocco and there’s plenty of time where I could not use my DSMC2. I got kicked out by cops or security guards even sometimes in remote locations.
I’d like to know if over there Komodo could be the camera for « street cinematography ».

 

[Karim D. Ghantous]

I'd like to see some footage of the night sky.

 

[Brian Timmons]

What I gathered from your shorts you have a unique sensibility.
Would be better to see what you produce from your view of the world.

Having said that, time-lapse would be nice.
It's supposed to be in the next build of Komodo. Maybe see if RED can allow you beta test it.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Thanks.

Only tomorrow and the next few day I will get some time to play.

I have some initial thoughts, but I haven't tried them yet, and I dunno if I am capable of doing them even after 5 years of automating the movement of files as my main way of spending time

 

[vincent kardasik]

Thanks.

Only tomorrow and the next few day I will get some time to play.

I have some initial thoughts, but I haven't tried them yet, and I dunno if I am capable of doing them even after 5 years of automating the movement of files as my main way of spending time

I'm sure you will come back with some gold!

 

[Gunleik Groven]

I am sort of sure I will disappoint.

But this was sweet and shows in many ways how far RED has come since I bought the R1

It is in no way a technically perfect image, BTW, it is shot in the golden hour against the sun with some old glass and absolutely nothing to controll the flares.

But it still kinda works.

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[Brian Timmons]

Great looking image Gunleik.
The highlights on Komodo are something special.
I'm not sure if it's the interaction with the OLPF but the slight halation in the overexposed areas is quite unique to that camera (and perhaps V-Raptor as well).
It reminds me of my favorite Kodak stock, 5293 200T EXR.
Please keep the images flowing.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Yup, It's rather a gentle dragon

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[vincent kardasik]

Loving it! Looks great.