I watched some good reviews on Comica products and recently bought the tiny VM10 It's been working greatly on the documentary I'm shooting Maybe I'll get the VM30 on the future
Awesome video! Question, why do you guys in Europe still use 25fps (and 50fps) in the modern era? It made sense...I guess...during the days of CRT tvs. But we all use the same flat panels with native refresh rates these days all around the world.
crazy enought, i got hype after seeing your 1st video, that not only about it but i bought 2 Mysterium X, yes im broke and no i havent used it, but now that the hype is gone, and seeing Red being sold to Nikon, not sure if i should keep them...heck the komodo went down in price, so im wondering if this cameras will keep their value, should i sale them?
It‘s not related to the video but i need an opinion on something. So i‘m currently shooting on a fuji xt2 but found a sony a7 iii with two lenses for a good price, would spending the money on the switch to the a7 iii be worth it in your opinion?
Please never again work like this with glass. This is extremely dangerous - your talent could have gotten severely hurt by the microscopic splinters of that mirror. Other than that: great insight into your learning process. (If I was mistaken and you used safety glass - good job and sorry for being overprotective!)
especially in a basement with no ventilation. i mean, worse stuff happened on sets before, but you are right, its not the best idea to break mirrors like that
i shouldn't have asked the genie to give my wallet a consciousness as it is now going out to buy a 13 year old cinema camera, thanks
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Crazy how much love to detail went into this! Love it
Thank you!! 🙏
I think they expect you to use time code if you're using a red camera? I think it's more reliable for syncing than audio matching.
I watched some good reviews on Comica products and recently bought the tiny VM10
It's been working greatly on the documentary I'm shooting
Maybe I'll get the VM30 on the future
RED didn't think you needed a microphone because it was designed for sets where timecode is being used.
You DP and Directed a music video, You are a DP and Director now. Don't say your not. Also get some camera support buddy, can't be hurting your back.
Awesome video! Question, why do you guys in Europe still use 25fps (and 50fps) in the modern era? It made sense...I guess...during the days of CRT tvs. But we all use the same flat panels with native refresh rates these days all around the world.
crazy enought, i got hype after seeing your 1st video, that not only about it but i bought 2 Mysterium X, yes im broke and no i havent used it, but now that the hype is gone, and seeing Red being sold to Nikon, not sure if i should keep them...heck the komodo went down in price, so im wondering if this cameras will keep their value, should i sale them?
Cooles Video, warum hast du mit T- gefilmt? :)
Thnaks for sharing. How did you rig the Red for scratch audio
It‘s not related to the video but i need an opinion on something. So i‘m currently shooting on a fuji xt2 but found a sony a7 iii with two lenses for a good price, would spending the money on the switch to the a7 iii be worth it in your opinion?
That red camera is the stuff that the hobbit was shot on btw
0:30 indeed✨
Do you have a link for the Comica shotgun mic you used?
It's the first link in the description :)
It seems to me that you used 18-35 Sigma lens. What can you say about vignette effect on wide angle in 5K mode?
It cuts off very slightly in the corners at 18mm, but nothing really that would get in the way.
My oly em1.2 would prb be fine and easier to use, but it doesnt do raw/non 8bit codecs.
Whaaaaa??😮 I thought you bought this RED 4 months ago🤯
No I had it for about half a year when I made my first video on it haha
Please never again work like this with glass. This is extremely dangerous - your talent could have gotten severely hurt by the microscopic splinters of that mirror. Other than that: great insight into your learning process. (If I was mistaken and you used safety glass - good job and sorry for being overprotective!)
especially in a basement with no ventilation.
i mean, worse stuff happened on sets before, but you are right, its not the best idea to break mirrors like that