Probably the best Viper footage I have seen

Stephen Williams · December 8, 2008

Hi All,

Looking forward to seeing the film, the trailer looks very impressive.

http://www.benjaminbutton.com/

Stephen

Phil Rhodes · December 8, 2008

I'm sure I raved about this a while ago when the QT trailer became available - yes, it's fantastic, isn't it?

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Tom Lowe · December 9, 2008

Yep, it caught my eye, as well.

Jim Exton · December 9, 2008

My first thoughts were: that is the best video I have ever seen. Really an incredible job done by the whole visual team.

Stephen Williams · December 9, 2008

My first thoughts were: that is the best video I have ever seen. Really an incredible job done by the whole visual team.

Hi,

Doesn't seem 2/3 semsor is a problem at all, I wonder if Scarlet will be as good.

Stephen

Chris Keth · December 9, 2008

It seems that Mr. Miranda's many series of tests with digital equipment have taught him a great deal about working with it. It looks very well done and an interesting story, too.

Phil Rhodes · December 9, 2008

There is one shot in the trailer where you can see it's a three-chip block - where she's looking through venetian blinds, and they're out of focus; the louvres shade very, very subtly from magenta to green.

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K Borowski · December 9, 2008

There is one shot in the trailer where you can see it's a three-chip block - where she's looking through venetian blinds, and they're out of focus; the louvres shade very, very subtly from magenta to green.

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And I thought this guy was just merciless in his critique of film!

Keep up the good work Phil. ;)

Matthew Buick · December 13, 2008

This is by far the nicest video I have ever seen. I love digital imaging technology as much as I love film, and I could really get used to this sort of thing.

I do hope the cinematographer makes a HV30 tutorial...