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from what you guys are describing this sounds like a very common technique already used widely by filmmakers such as David Fincher in his recent movies with After Effects and such programs

look up behind the scenes of predator (the new one with adrien brody) which was shot in the jungle they also do the same thing but with even bigger black flags

nice shot David can you tell how you got the bluish dusk effect here? What units if any are outside the window or elsewhere and what color temp was the camera/film stock?

You can't just crop shots in post to make the image magnification match and then derive depth of field differences from that, it doesn't work that way. The image magnification would have had to have...

Nick Gardner is correct. Him and David Mullen amongst others have responded in my thread a while back which started off on a slightly different topic but if you read the whole thread you will see...

http://i45.tinypic.com/2hobhbn.jpg

why fly it inside the stage only, take that puppy outdoors

from what I remember Red has stated that 'native ISO" is no longer really a valid concept and is a moot point. They seem to have stressed that the camera is as clean at 2000 as MX is at 800 and as...

well we wont be hearing from him anymore lol

http://www.freewebs.com/ut3kowclan/pwned DH.jpg

only if you're under the (possibly) incorrect assumption that they're simply switching your scarlet for a brand new epic which how I understand it is NOT what is happening. Your scarlet is literally...

amazing

was hard to tell as it was so blurry but looked to me like a streak filter fitted vertically on the lens

it IS a big deal. no other camera on earth currently has colors or dynamic range that can match what you see int hat video period

Well let's say Dragon is 16 stops DR, doesn't that mean with Hdrx one would get 19 and up? I'm sure some people would love that much range for something (like shooting directly into the sun lol)

what??? Llol. By keeping it you just are keeping another bragging right over the competition that'll allow the camera to list another rare feature that the competitors don't have so unless keeping it...

k guys start posting footage and spilling the beans, enough with this conspiracy. let's see footage of your cats, your toes, anything

unfortunately there's no confirmation of that as of yet which is strange considering there should be people out there with dragons at NAb as we speak, no?

That's all fine and good, and I agree with the notion of purchasing a camera for your own stuff 100%. The problem is, IF that's why you purchased it, then that means you don't have any "competitors"...

I'm sure they'l take care of ya by then. I'd be more worried about unfinished color science and other features as they're talking about

We'll see when we see some footage comparisons first

Not yet anyway. They might still be sleeping lol

Yeah exactly. Let him wait and have his gear "depreciate" even more while the rest of us are shooting and making bank with a camera that's arguably the most powerful in the world, yet costs 1/5th of...

One can very easily tell he's not a professional who actually uses his equipment to shoot professionally because he doesn't seem to know or understand the subtle concepts of the industry such as the...

First of all you just changed your tune real hard. You went from whining about people paying 5000 more to 1500 more. Either way you don't know what a scarlet value is, how would you know? The dragon...

He's obviously not a real professional shooter, just a hobbyist. Otherwise how can he possibly mistake the features of a Dragon for a BMC camera or even compare the two different classes of cameras....