Formula 1 shot on Canon HDSLR

Formula 1 shot on Canon HDSLR, ARRI 35mm & RED - Full article HERE

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Nice work w/ the envelope. There were some night shot, which camera was that?

My jaw literally dropped.

That was GOOD!

Wow. That was amazing.

really well done

I think shots that had the camera in really tight spaces were done on a Canon HDSLR. My question is what's a ARRI 35mm?

Watching the video on 1080p on a Dell U2711 is epic

I believe most of the shots were done using canon 7D bc of the slow-motion. Off-vehicle shots were either RED or arri. I wonder if the arri footage was bought from another project, bc I don't see why there need to be three different formats.

arri 35mm is a motion film camera. film size is ~aps-c size.

that is just a sick clip...

The credits say this was produced over a five-year period so there was no dSLR video back in the first couple seasons they were shooting.

dolina wrote in post #11166222
I think shots that had the camera in really tight spaces were done on a Canon HDSLR. My question is what's a ARRI 35mm?

Watching the video on 1080p on a Dell U2711 is epic

15000 to start you and you guys don't even want me to start showing you things if you like this i will destroy your minds

well okay i will start

the steps on getting this is gutting your camera 7D for 5000US this doesn't include a lens

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=Eduhm7G01io

this lens attached is close to 25000-30000 up

http://www.cinema5d.co​m/news/?tag=hot-rod-cameras

the man mr hot rod cameras i will see him one day with a 5D to gut one day

http://www.hotrodcamer​as.com/gallery/

and to make you all hate me more

That is amazing footage. I wish I could get such crisp videos with my DSLR. Still struggling to figure out if my focus is off, if my sharpening isn't proper, if my DOF is too shallow. Such a difficult art.

Again, amazing footage and editing.

which arri camera was used cuz when you say 35mm i think film which makes no sense for a production like that. i know they make arri 35mm digital though have not had the honor of using one though. if you did use the digital one... how was it?

some of those shot were just amazing. from what it looked like there was a small motorized crane mounted on the cars how did yall manage to do that. cuz i love those shots the most out of all of them