Dave Stump Exclusive with Mike from Hd for indies

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As I understand it, one of Dave Stump's tests was to determine the sensor dynamic range, by shooting a chart at various exposures. Here's one that was posted at cinematography.net comparing two large-chip cine cameras, the Dalsa and Arri D20. http://www.cinematography.net/largel-chip.htm

I am hoping he will eventually post a similar sequence from RED, along with any specific observations he may have beyond that the image looks good.
 
He was very happy on the day.. said lots of nice comments, hes preparing a report right now from his notes.

Dave is very dedicated.. i was impressed how dedicated to his craft he is.. and his gaffer was equally impressive... the lighting setup was incredible.
 
Jarred Land said:
He was very happy on the day.. said lots of nice comments, hes preparing a report right now from his notes.

Dave is very dedicated.. i was impressed how dedicated to his craft he is.. and his gaffer was equally impressive... the lighting setup was incredible.
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hey man, can you pass me his gaffer's phone #?

[on the down low!!!!!]
 
Jarred Land said:
Yes indeed.. look how pretty that green is :)
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How cool was that. Must've been a terrif experience - I'm feeling envious now. BTW thanks for the pic, do have any others at all? Cheers

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Thanks for the peek at the setup! That greenscreen lighting looks very nice. I think I understand the test charts, but I wonder what the big white eyeball above them is? Don't tell me that's the RED prototype? :-)
 
firewallet said:
Jim, can we get behind the scenes shots of the lighting setup sans Frankie (I know that is premature at this point)? I would just like to see how Mr. Stump and his gaffer approach things. I think alot of people here would agree. Thank you in advance.
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Thanks Jarred (seems it is all that I say around here...) I would love it if you had more pics on the lighting set up, but this one certainly whets the appetite.
 
the big ball is one eyed jack.. an incredible invention by no other than David Stump himself... incredible tool for judging exposure, lighting ratios and contrast.
 
Jarred Land said:
Yes indeed.. look how pretty that green is :)
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Pony!

It's interesting to compare that setup to the last setup... I'm definitely looking forward to the images.
 
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Brook Willard said:
Pony!

It's interesting to compare that setup to the last setup... I'm definitely looking forward to the images.
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heh heh heh yeah.. there is a huge difference between me and Jim screwing around shooting pumpkins on a non digital-greenscreen in the back with whatever lights we have kicking around Vs. a really good ASC Director of Photography and professional gaffer with a grip truck loaded with digital green stretch and green kinos.

the results where amazing... god i thought we had it good when 4:2:2 came along.. Redcode just kills it.
 
Jarred Land said:
god i thought we had it good when 4:2:2 came along.. Redcode just kills it.
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Jezus you are right. Not even a year ago we where still waiting for the very first 4:2:2 footage from the HVX



I feel so lame shooting regular DV now. :crybaby:


- Mikko ... is only 25% in color.
 
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