At its heart, Filmmaking is a collaborative art; there is an inevitable give-and-take between the raw material of film and the artist's vision. Check out some of our gear below.
With cameras like the Red V-Raptor, we can go far beyond the capabilities of conventional cameras. We are capable of capturing full-spectrum images in a variety of situations.
Many films and TV shows are shot on Red, including Doctor Strange, Stranger Things, Jurassic World, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and many more.
The camera is known for its incredible color reproduction and high dynamic range. It records at a resolution of 8K and can shoot at up to 120 frames per second (fps), which means it can capture fast-moving action with ease.
The camera uses a large sensor that captures lots of light, giving your shots a cinematic look even in low-light situations. The camera also has built-in wireless capabilities so you can control it remotely from your smartphone or tablet using the company’s app.
35 megapixel stills extracted from Red Helium 8k 60fps footage. | Amazing for motion and still photography
Various movies and tv shows shot on RED cameras
The Freefly Ember.
The Freefly Ember is more than just a camera; it's an invitation to explore the boundaries of filmmaking. Its remarkable framerate capabilities allow you to unleash your vision in mesmerizing slow motion, capturing life's fleeting moments with unrivaled clarity.
This lightweight wonder empowers you to venture anywhere, with its intuitive controls and advanced stabilization ensuring smooth footage, no matter the environment. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable cinematic journey with the Freefly Ember—the ultimate companion for capturing magic in motion.
Sensor | S35 5k | 600 fps 4k | 800fps Weight | 800g
Freefly Ember Reel | By: Freefly Systems
Lenses.
There is no one set of best lenses in cinematography. Your choice is determined by a simple rule: What do you want the audience to feel? This can be achieved in a number of ways and each has a revolutionary lens associated with it.
Anamorphic lenses are great for extremely cinematic projects. Think feature films, using the image to truly draw on emotions. Anamorphic lenses are also perfect for shooting landscapes, as they compress the image vertically and expand it horizontally. It creates a native widescreen aspect ratio (mostly 2.39:1) This creates a beautiful and unique look that you can't get with any other lens.
Full frame lenses have been the go-to for commercial photographers for years. They're perfect for short-form commercials where you want to give a sense of tone and emotion to your images. If you're looking for that next amazing dinner spot in Charleston or a beautiful residential space, full-frame lenses are the way to go.
