That is excellent news Philip. It just adds more credibility when we can go to clients and say to them that Hollywood are using these cameras and they can be confidently be used for our projects.
Best
Carl
Great news! They really do like full frame for this kind of show. I wonder whey they persist with S35 film at all though, when they can get a Arri Alexa or even a full frame video camera and intercut with the 5D Mark II.
Great news! By the way Philip, I know your Skywalker Ranch was amazing to watch on big screen. What about 720p from 7D in slowmo on big screen? – do you think the footage will be fine at cinema? What about 7D 720p and 1080p footage made into one short piece and again seen on big screen? will they be too different to be put one after another(1080p converted into 720p of course)? (not talking about aliasing here). Thanks, Edward.
Did you get the impression that the full frame sensor was the dealmaker for Greg?
It’s really interesting to see the mainstream, professional use that SLR video is getting. This is an impressive resume item for a camera that is pushing the $2000 mark:
Phil do you know what monitor they are using? Looked like a Marshall…do you know if they are running direct HDMI or converting to HD-SDI then running to monitor? Also, did I see a RedRock Micro shouldermount in that pic? Its so cool to see that a big name TV-Series such as HOUSE is using a.) a DSLR that consumers can afford and b.) Accessories that they can afford as well. Just goes to show that these cameras are still tools at the end of the day. Its awesome that theses cameras are opening up doors to filmmakers who otherwise haven’t been able to afford film/other expensive rigs. 🙂
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Dang that is good news! 5d mark ii FTW! =) Get better Mr. B!
That is excellent news Philip. It just adds more credibility when we can go to clients and say to them that Hollywood are using these cameras and they can be confidently be used for our projects.
Best
Carl
Great news! They really do like full frame for this kind of show. I wonder whey they persist with S35 film at all though, when they can get a Arri Alexa or even a full frame video camera and intercut with the 5D Mark II.
There aren’t any full frame video cameras Andrew!
thats awesome news, thanks for the update 🙂
Great news! By the way Philip, I know your Skywalker Ranch was amazing to watch on big screen. What about 720p from 7D in slowmo on big screen? – do you think the footage will be fine at cinema? What about 7D 720p and 1080p footage made into one short piece and again seen on big screen? will they be too different to be put one after another(1080p converted into 720p of course)? (not talking about aliasing here). Thanks, Edward.
maybe this is said in the audio post but what’s that on top of the camera? bubble level? eye light of some kind?
yep, spirit level.
Did you get the impression that the full frame sensor was the dealmaker for Greg?
It’s really interesting to see the mainstream, professional use that SLR video is getting. This is an impressive resume item for a camera that is pushing the $2000 mark:
http://www.toomanydigitalslrcameras.com/cameras/canon-eos-5d-mark-ii/
It was for Gale.
Phil do you know what monitor they are using? Looked like a Marshall…do you know if they are running direct HDMI or converting to HD-SDI then running to monitor? Also, did I see a RedRock Micro shouldermount in that pic? Its so cool to see that a big name TV-Series such as HOUSE is using a.) a DSLR that consumers can afford and b.) Accessories that they can afford as well. Just goes to show that these cameras are still tools at the end of the day. Its awesome that theses cameras are opening up doors to filmmakers who otherwise haven’t been able to afford film/other expensive rigs. 🙂
yep a Marshall and they used an HDMI to SDI convertor.
Speaking Marshall monitors. Any word about when the Marshall 5″ is released for sale?
amazing – would love to see more BTS photos!
Downloading the Ep now – Cant wait to see more film / 5D inter-cutting… esp Red tails footage.
Exciting times for film/video ahead..!!
Hi all,
On the Canon website I found this over one hour interview with Greg Yaitanes and Gale Tattersall.
http://www.usa.canon.com/dlc/controller?act=GetArticleAct&articleID=3472&productID=249&articleTypeID=45