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Thanks to both of you guys. Hope to see more works by Sam Chiplin; he got some really good new skills about shaping lights

Hi everyone, I'm back here since a long time... I saw the first 2 episodes of the TV series 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' by Justin Kurzel. That was a stunning glowing cinematography... filled with haze, murkiness, darkness and a synesthetic vibration. Anyways it receives some bad critics, that as usual I don't understand: it's always all about the new frontier of darkness in contemporay lighting etc.; something already outdated as discussion, continuing to fuel useless and sterile controversies. On IMDB the infos really lack. There's only the signature about cinematography by Sam Chiplin. No other items. Obviously lenses are anamorphics but I'd appreciate to know something more: camera, lighting, grading and so on... if there's someone who can get more infos. Thank you all.

Hi everyone, I saw this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZoO8yxmj0U Edge of the World by Michael Haussman, dop Jaime Feliu-Torres. Cannot find any tech specs reference on the web. Was really impressed by the texture and softnening. I'd like to know which anamorphic was used and maybe some diffusion filter; if anyone has some knowledge about to share. Thanx all of you

Yeah, thanx a lot. I agree with your analysis: I'd plan to go 3200K on cam and overhead lighting at 5600k; unfortunately dont have a Litemat but will arrange for that. Not so sure to only diffuse by 'whites' but also by a 1/4 minusgreen... What do you think about this last suggest? Is it too much or not? I'd probably lite for exposure too the whole environment, with 5600K LED with 1/2 minusgreen.

Hi everyone, I'm trying to re-create this kind of look-lighting. Any suggest about lighting scheme? Thanx all of you in advance.

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forgot to say: the footage is shot on Kowa16H anamorphic

Hi guys, I'm grading some anamorphic footage shot on BMPCC4K on 2.8K anamorphic mode (sensor cropped to 4:3). I was wondering, adding film grain in post, which aspect ratio should I apply to the grain...

Hi guys, I recently watched on TV Screen this very good sci-fi-horror movie. I was wondering which anamorphic lenses did they use, 'cause I did not find any topic on the web about it. I suspect these are Lomos. The file I got has an aspect ratio of 1:2,66 but found out on IMDb the classic 1:2,35. So I simply would like to got some precise informations about, if there's someone who knows something else. Thank everyone.

Vow thanx for the info. What can I say? Recently I read a review on the web - don't remember anymore where -, that was claiming the cinematography as bad and horrible. I tried to defend the work furiously - don't bear this kind of stupid stuff - but received only mockering. At least folks don't understand what they're looking at have a nice day you too

Hi guys, take a look at Never Grow Old by Kavanagh/McGrail. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_Grow_Old_(film) I really liked it in tis gloomy, dark mood. Perfectly fitting this new 'auteur' post-western wave Someone claims the cinematography is really bad. In my opinion that's quiet good, on the contrary. McGrail used anamorphics but could not understand exactly which lenses. To me it looks like Panavision G or T Series. Could not find any tech specs on the web. Is there someone who can tell more details?

The new Alexa Mini LF is the future, ? now present

Hi guys, I really can't wait to see Villeneuve work about the Herbert's Dune chaotic stuff. The movie will be shot on anamorphics (maybe B series?), and some Panavision cameras, basing on the slate. Is anyone who knows which camera and lenses are they using? More details?

Hey guys, I saw this movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQUAAJj8E_k ... well, what to say? That's the best picture I saw since a long, long time... Really a wonderful storytelling and a stunning cinematography... golden hour backlit with great DOF ... lomo and angenieux A2S absolutely well crafted. The plot starts with 13 minutes no spoken words, no voice over... only 'pure cinema'!!! And goes on with no banality at all... ​Really surprising tho see a movie like that nowadays. I recommend Appreciate to know more skills about it, if someone has info... thanx