How is RED treating your humans?

[torkrist]

Hey RED guys and gals

Soon I'll be going into production of two short features and I've decided to shoot them both on RED. So now I am researching a lot footage on the web but I really can't find what I am looking for; I'm looking for images of people in conditions where the light is natural; outside and inside. I know you always have to use some light source but I usually combine soft and sharp light. For example only using the key light by screwing a 500w bulb into a regular lamp, thus creating a low light condition which reflects humans in way I see fit.

So what I'm looking for is RED footage of people (close-ups) in low light conditions, I want to see how the RED camera treats humans with its ones&zeros.

Kristjan Thor

http://www.vimeo.com/user353917/videos

[David Gray]

Peter Majtan actually shot some stuff at night and just after the magic hour and very genorously agreed to share them:
http://scarletuser.com/showthread.php?t=2988

[torkrist]

Thank you, RED does very well in the magic hour I am looking forward to start shooting

[Tim Hole]

If you haven't already seen it, watch Che. A lot of available light and minimum lighting set ups. The Girlfriend experience also when it becomes available if it isn't already.

I really like the way RED treats skin tones...its one of its assets...

[tiberghv]

what do you call the magic hour ?

according to you, what is the best time of the day to shoot outdor ?

[qrst638]

I imagine things are similar for, at least, rogues, whose energy limits them in a way similar to DK rune cooldown.

[JonFairhurst]

what do you call the magic hour ?

according to you, what is the best time of the day to shoot outdor ?

Sunrise and sunset. Used a fixed white balance (sunshine) so you get a range of blue and orange hues.