"Child of Yak" shot on R1: see the pictures in 2.35 (build21)

[fred vallet]

you can see some pictures of Child of Yak, a french movie shot recently in India with the new build 21.

I used the Red Zooms (18-50mm and 50-150mm) and the Cooke S4 14mm.

You can see some pictures of Child of Yak, a french movie shot in India, directed by Christophe Boula.

http://www.vimeo.com/14520860

you can see the whole movie during a week here:

http://videos.arte.tv/fr/videos/enfa...k-3407404.html

we shot (build 21 in october 2009) in Himalayan Mountains over 15000 feet and we don't have any problems with the R1.

french production : www.sesama.com
dop: www.fredvallet.com

[Jean-Charles Wolfarth]

Gorgeous ! One of the best Red pictures I've seen !

Toutes mes félicitations, Fred !

Any release date ?

Jean-Charles

[XiaoSu Han]

absolutely beautiful. I love the grading for the exteriors.

Let us know when the full movie is available.

[Frank Weeks]

Beautiful images Fred. Nice work.

[Jannard]

Looks terrific...

Jim

[Frank Weeks]

I was under the impression the 18-50mm and 50-150mm were not the best choices for quality images. You have proved me wrong. Really like the look.

[Jeff Coatney]

The Red 18-50mm zoom is a great lens. Is it the best lens? No. But it really holds its own. Looks great, Fred.

[Milan Nikolic]

Looks wonderful. Thanks for sharing. 18-50 is very good lens!

[Andrew Walker]

Great images. I liked those shot towards the end with the boy in the tent with the sun beaming on his face.

[Jean-Charles Wolfarth]

The best lens is the lens which fills your needs, the one you feel comfortable with and the one which produces a picture you love. The 17-50 mm Red zoom is a great lens to work with.