Anthony Mandler -Rhianna- Man Down

[Francesco Bonomo]

great cinematography, period. And great grading, it looks like they were aiming at an old-ish Kodak reversal film look for the day exteriors, or that's how I would describe it. :-) It could be my brains boiling because of the heat, but did they add film-like grain to the footage?

[Elmer Tenkink]

It could be my brains boiling because of the heat, but did they add film-like grain to the footage?

If you watch it on 1080P full screen it shows added grain.

[Francesco Bonomo]

If you watch it on 1080P full screen it shows added grain.

I watched it at a small resolution and I thought it could be compression artifacts from YouTube, but it definitely looks like added grain (i must say, very nice added grain) at 1080p. Thanks for confirming it's not my brains melting :-)

[Mohamed Younis]

Oh ... and an Epic died on this one? Is there a story to tell?

This please

[Joe D'Arcy]

He uses very unique old lenses... the kinda glass that Sanjin would post 15 pages on if I listed them :)

I imagine Sanjin could make a reasonable guess. Although that might take more than 15 pages.

[Sergio Perez]

Absolutely stunning. Love the grade. Just look at how much you can "play" with this footage without loosing any perceivable detail. This is RED's main asset, and the brilliance of having raw. Love the slow motion, too. What frames per second was this shot on? What setting, Jarred? All 5K?

[K. cromwell]

Yea the Grade is insane on that video...