Mikel Guillen

I will try to find that book "reflections". Ive read a Sacha Vierny interview where he basically puts down the whole guerrilla shooting that Coutard did. It's sort of an interesting topic, the artistic vision from two masters...

Amazing doc on those masters and their struggles...

Ive seen from damnation to man from london...stunning shots, you can tell that theyve spend days shot designing but it's worth it!!!

In my case it will be Sacha Vierny, Harris Savides, Benoit Debie...or any of the mexicans from Prieto, Berinstain or chivo lubezki...

He's famous for using glass in between lenses...so that's an option..

i would go for Sven Nykvist, Timo Salminen and Sacha Vierny...

Get "Notes on Cinematography" By the master, robert bresson...

here's what you need. ive tested and it works fine. http://www.pstechnik.de/en/digitalfilm-mini35.php Cheers

nutcase, you need to be if you create something as unique as the work with Wong-kar Wai...ive read some of the moral comments on his unprofessional public appearance at award shows drunk or high or both. My only comment is that i think that the most important is his work and we can be as moral judges of his public persona but ultimately his work speaks for itself ten fold.

it looks amazing! did you do any color correction?

I think Roaul Coutard was one of the best or there's even a film called "La nuit Americaine" by françois Truffaut shot by Pierre-William Glenn.

My favorite five best cinematograhers are: 1-Sven Nykvist 2-Gabor Medvigy 3-Lubezki 4-Timo Salminen 5-Sacha Vierny