[milkgirls footage] Which lens?

[M.Halsell]

The early promotional footage ie. [milkgirls, sunglasses, bubblegum], has there been a thread discussing which lenses where used? Thanks.

[Sanjin Jukic]

If I remember it well was Cooke S4 65 mm, 135 mm or even 180 mm.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

[chuck colburn]

One shot was with the 300. Or so Jim said. Not sure if he can be trusted though.

[Stephen Williams]

Hi,

65mm Cooke S4 & 300mm Red.

Stephen

[M.Halsell]

Thanks all for the reply

[Jannard]

Is it that I can't be trusted, my memory, or both... :-)

We used a Cooke S4 65mm, the RED 300mm and a Zeiss macro (60mm?) for the sunglass shot.

Jim

[Petr Dvorak]

:whistling:

[Brian Ferguson]

Is it that I can't be trusted, my memory, or both... :-)

We used a Cooke S4 65mm, the RED 300mm and a Zeiss macro (60mm?) for the sunglass shot.

Jim

Jim is correct, in the behind the scenes stuff I have, I never saw anything but those 3 primes on "Frankie".

We had a 25-250 Ang HR zoom but never had support rods for it. We also had a 14mm Zeiss but I don't think we used it much.

The sunglasses and watch were on a 60 mm Zeiss Planar macro, and for the other shots we used the S4 65mm or the first RED 300 mm mainly on the ultra tight shots on the milk girls. Which by the way was originally thought of as a "Rosie the Riveter" theme. Just that we had really good stylist who got some great period props, lunch bags and bottles of milk.

[Jannard]

Thanks, Brian. I can't really remember what I had for breakfast, let alone what we used over a year ago on a shoot. Sounds like I made a lucky guess...

Jim

[chuck colburn]

Just joshing Jim.