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Scarlet or Epic?

Discussion in 'Open Gear Talk' started by digitalsafari, Feb 3, 2011.

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  1. digitalsafari

    digitalsafari Rookie

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    Dec 29, 2010
    Scarlet 2/3" Fixed lens?
     
    digitalsafari, Feb 3, 2011
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  2. TraamisVOS

    TraamisVOS Hall of Famer

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    Nov 29, 2010
    Melboune, Australia
    I had my eye on the S35 originally but that was before they moved it up into the Epic line and out of my budget. So I'm looking at the Interchangeable if they offer a package deal including monitor and mini-primes. If the Fixed's package deal remains 'to die for' then I might consider it. If not, I might wait for the second generation DSLRs to be released, maybe a 5DMk'III' or a 7DMkII as an option, in the hope that they've fixed at least some of the moire/aliasing issues or improved compression. If all else fails, I still have my 7D I suppose.

    Do you have plans for the Epic or Scarlet?
     
    TraamisVOS, Feb 3, 2011
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  3. digitalsafari

    digitalsafari Rookie

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    Dec 29, 2010
    For features it's Epic on 3ality 3D rigs.

    I work with all the digital cinema cameras out there including RED, Alexa, Sony F35 (12bit), Si2K, Phantom, Weisscam etc. as well as DSLRs (5D, 7D, 1D).
     
    digitalsafari, Feb 4, 2011
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  4. TraamisVOS

    TraamisVOS Hall of Famer

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    Nov 29, 2010
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    Sounds great, that's two Epics...!

    What cameras do you use for still photography?

    Have you used Leica or Voigtlander glass in filmmaking?
     
    TraamisVOS, Feb 4, 2011
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  5. digitalsafari

    digitalsafari Rookie

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    Dec 29, 2010
    I have an LX5 anything bigger would get in the way at work, I also have an S95 but it got damaged and I prefer the LX5 anyway.

    Stills lens can be great but they can be a real pain to pull focus with so not so good for traditional moviemaking with actors that move around.

    Lens I normally work with are Zeiss Master/Ultra Primes. Cooke S4/S5, Optimo zoom, Hawk anamorphic, Panavision anamorphic. The new Leica primes are interesting.
     
    digitalsafari, Feb 5, 2011
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