So this is Graveyard Carz, the world’s first reality TV show shot entirely on HDSLR cameras: namely a Canon 7D and 5D.
The Digital Post Production blog has a post that spells out the details and is packed with quotes from the team, particularly exec producer Casey Faris.
My Spanish can’t get me much further than Barcelona airport, and even then only to order a couple of beers or some coffee. So although I have no idea what this documentary trailer is all about, I was struck by the use of black and white, shot with a Nikon D7000 in a village in Paraguay.
When cinematographer and occasional DSLR filmmaker Tom Guilmette found himself bored in a Las Vegas hotel room with nothing but a Phantom Flex high speed camera for company, he did what any of us would have done: he stayed up all night playing with it.
Here’s us getting all excited about our HDSLR cameras and all the paraphernalia that comes with them, when along comes a revelation that might make us think again about film technology.
The Nazis, it turns out were pioneers of 3D film, beating their American counterparts to it by over a decade.
Her Method of Loci is an atmospheric, mood-tinged six minute short from young British film student Nathan Coetzee, shot on a Canon 7D.
Wired magazine has caught up with the changes sweeping filmmaking, with a short piece on some DSLR successes of the last couple of years.
