In your opinion who is one of the best HDSLR Cinematographers on DVXUSER site

[moviemaykr]

Im curious who everyone on this site feels is a very good HDSLR shooter? Its always good to see great work.

[Jason Ramsey]

i'd watch the finalists from the last two dvxfests, at least... There are some good films (and winners) in there that were shot on t2i, 7d, gh1, etc... Plus, it's people actually using them to tell a story, as opposed to compilation clips set to music (which are cool, too, but there is an abundance of those on the internet)...

[blondie.]

Michael's gotta be on here somewhere:

http://www.vimeo.com/michaelywong

I LOVE this video. Its amazing.
http://www.vimeo.com/12014034

Tis all!

[Zacatac]

there is always a good piece of work among lots of other horrible works.

[pianoboy]

Michael's gotta be on here somewhere:

http://www.vimeo.com/michaelywong

I LOVE this video. Its amazing.
http://www.vimeo.com/12014034

Tis all!

That video is incredible!

[Hunter Hampton]

I dont think im "the best" by any means and wouldnt consider myself an "HDSLR cinematographer" but Ive had the chance to use HDSLRS on some cool projects (if your just looking for hdslr use references):




(~50% dslr)


I think Kholi & Zak Forsman are pretty darn good with dslrs, you can probably do a google search and find some of their films.

[Lammy]

I like your use of veiling and low contrast there Hunter! Very chique.

Mmm yeah as with Hunter, I'd also say vouch for macgregor, mattsand, martin lang, matthew bennet, rich lee, and pveal's works on here...

[Hunter Hampton]

+1 for Matthew Bennett, defiantly one of my favorite artists on here.

[Blaine]

Matty Garrett shot Dispatch for Fat Monster on a GH1 (pre-hack) and don't forget about Knoli.

[Barry_Green]

Vincent Pascoe's work on "Shady, Texas" and "Depth of Phil" is spectacular, IMO.

[Emanuel]

(...) Plus, it's people actually using them to tell a story, as opposed to compilation clips set to music (which are cool, too, but there is an abundance of those on the internet)...

One of the best insights ever posted over these pages :-)

[squig]

Can I vote for myself? But seriously I like Hunters and Mathews work. Zak Forsman has done some good narrative work. Mike Kobal has done some nice work too. Then there's the Bloomin pom. Kholi is no slouch either....the list goes on.

There still isn't a huge amount of good DSLR films out there....but I'm working on it.

[morgan_moore]

There are are story tellers - not me - people like Chris who did the Black Keys vid - and camera techs

Just been cutting my reel - some grabs - fairly tech considering a zero budget, I love playing with these cams and trying to do ' the expensive' on the cheap

Please dont quote the image !

[cinebuddy]

Matt Workman has to be the big dog of the 7d imho.

http://www.mattworkman.com

[TimurCivan]

Khalid mohtaseb has taken the 5D to amazing heights. He is working on projects of such scale, and delivering footage so beautiful, noone ever questions nor cares what it's shot on.

Www.nextlevelpictures.com