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Behind the scenes - Set Photos/Videos (Potential Spoilers)
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wait waaaaiiit, the first shot, thats a digital camera, so from the behind the scenes maybe ? the special features in the blu rays have gotten more and more elaborated with each film, so it could be that.
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Easily. Tenet's behind the scenes is the second most anticipated project in 2020 for a lot of us.wait waaaaiiit, the fist shot, thats a digital camera, so from the behind the scenes maybe ? the special features in the blu rays have gotten more and more elaborated with each film, so it could be that.
Could be a behind the scenes camera. Don't know if it's a phantom, Nolan used it before for the slow mo scenes in inception.
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ProbablyNicolaslabra wrote: ↑December 25th, 2019, 3:40 pmwait waaaaiiit, the first shot, thats a digital camera, so from the behind the scenes maybe ? the special features in the blu rays have gotten more and more elaborated with each film, so it could be that.
it's a red camera with a white body and used for sure for BTS footage and concerning inception they did in fact use a phantom high speed camera for two shots the first one when you see di caprio tumbling and the second for the van tumbling from the elevated bridge those two shots had extensive vfx clean ups and retimed by Double Negative London and all the other slow mo shots were achieved with a Photo-sonics 35mm cameras.
Woah i was pretty sure Wally said on dp30 that they finished the final cut without any Digital shots, hyperbole i guess then.kamelgunner wrote: ↑December 25th, 2019, 10:35 pmit's a red camera with a white body and used for sure for BTS footage and concerning inception they did in fact use a phantom high speed camera for two shots the first one when you see di caprio tumbling and the second for the van tumbling from the elevated bridge those two shots had extensive vfx clean ups and retimed by Double Negative London and all the other slow mo shots were achieved with a Photo-sonics 35mm cameras.
