...., if that's th best you can do with an F900, thank god we've got the D20 and Genesis. ...
Suffice to say I really hated this movie...
Just a note... that Miami Vice was shot mostly on a Viper Filmstream and used the new LUThier system. There were only a few scenes shot on the F900 (and it looks like they used Digital gain at +12 with another 6 on top of that.)
What I would say about the movie is that I like how Mann used the different gain and saturations. I thought the different video styles were the first time I have seen someone use these different gains like different grains.
He used various styles of video (some looked like amateur video, like a home movie, some clear and pro) to convey particular messages. We are used to this with film stocks and lighting; but we have not really seen this on video.
Kudos to MM for the first coherent attempt at that with a sub text and point.
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Just a note... that Miami Vice was shot mostly on a Viper Filmstream and used the new LUThier system. There were only a few scenes shot on the F900 (and it looks like they used Digital gain at +12 with another 6 on top of that.)
What I would say about the movie is that I like how Mann used the different gain and saturations. I thought the different video styles were the first time I have seen someone use these different gains like different grains.
He used various styles of video (some looked like amateur video, like a home movie, some clear and pro) to convey particular messages. We are used to this with film stocks and lighting; but we have not really seen this on video.
Kudos to MM for the first coherent attempt at that with a sub text and point.
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