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Sep 17, 2012 23:12 |  #1

Haven't seen a link to THIS (external link) yet. "Deep Green (external link)" shot with a 6D and a bunch of L lenses.


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Sep 17, 2012 23:32 |  #2

I gotta admit I really liked how the footage looked, but I don't know just how much PP went into it, and they have skilled people doing them, so I never put too much stock into those "promo" vids.

The lack of a swivel screen on an "enthusiast" body really saddened me though :( Even the folks in the video had to use an external monitor (as comparison, Phillip Bloom shot a video with the new GH3 and there he was, life made easier with a swivel screen)


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Sep 18, 2012 00:04 |  #3

Wow... that's amazing! OMG, the scene of the lady holding a lantern by the waterfall is EPIC!!


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Sep 18, 2012 05:23 |  #4

I so want the 50mm 1.2... look at that dof.. i wanna cry!


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Sep 18, 2012 07:04 |  #5

bpalermini wrote in post #15007032 (external link)
Haven't seen a link to THIS (external link) yet. "Deep Green (external link)" shot with a 6D and a bunch of L lenses.

these preview movies always look good




  
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Sep 18, 2012 09:02 |  #6

watt100 wrote in post #15008045 (external link)
these preview movies always look good

It's nice seeing some ISO 12800 in there though -- the fact that it looks good is important, as my T2i would look horrible in that scenario.

I also really like the post-video stuff (lenses, scenes, techniques, etc.)


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Sep 18, 2012 09:06 |  #7

"It's not the arrow; it's the Indian"

Sure, but what made this video special is the 2nd half showing behind the scene and different perspective of lenses used. And ISO 12800... fantastic!


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Sep 18, 2012 09:09 |  #8

waterrockets wrote in post #15008468 (external link)
I also really like the post-video stuff (lenses, scenes, techniques, etc.)

+1... great minds think alike.


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