Video shot with the new Sony PMW-F3 Super 35mm digital motion picture camcorder

This video is taken with the Sony PMW-F3 Super 35mm digital motion picture camcorder that was announced few days ago. Currently, there are only three pre-production versions of this cameras in the world:

compulsion - teaser from Jason Wingrove on Vimeo.

This is a teaser for a short shot entirely with the Sony PMW-F3. It will form part of Sea Pool. A documentary currently in production on the Australian ocean pool culture in Sydney and shot early morning at North Narrabeen on Sydney's northern beaches.

Lenses were Zeiss 40mm UltraPrime, Super Speeds, & 135mm prime.

I've done a subtle preliminary grade using Red Giant's Magic Bullet Looks but we can already see the footage has great possibilities in the grade.

For more on the shoot & our experiences with the camera go to www.fxguide.com.

The full version can be seen at Sony live events in Australia & NZ very soon, go to www.sony.com.au/pmwf3 to register. Thanks for dropping by.

Director/Cinematographer: Jason Wingrove

Cinematographer: Tom Gleeson www.gleeson.net.au

Talent: Bel Delia www.deliafilms.com.au

Sound: Mario Pellegrino
Jason Wingrove

Freelance TVC /Film Director, Cinematographer.

www.jasonwingrove.com

twitter.com/​wingrove

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4 Comments

  1. Posted November 18, 2010 at 3:02 am | Permalink

    Looks nice. Very nice actually…

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      Posted November 18, 2010 at 7:56 am | Permalink

      Your …

      portfolio looks nice. Very nice actually …

  2. Axel
    Posted November 20, 2010 at 1:46 pm | Permalink

    Pretty cool, but I’m confused about what is meant by 35mm “digital”. How can it be both? Is it simply digital that behaves and looks like 35mm film cinematography?