Spider-Man Reboot to Use Red Epic 3D Cameras

Spider-Man Reboot to Use Red Epic 3D Cameras

The making of 3D movies is undergoing something of an evolution with the introduction of the Red Epic cameras, which, with its smaller size and lighter weight, is allowing for more efficient production schedules and better usage. The word is that the Spider-Man reboot will be utilizing these cameras.

By EdGross - Dec 07, 2010 07:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Spider-Man
Source: Engadget.com

Explains engadget.com, "You know that untitled Spider-man project that's set to revitalize the franchise at some point in 2012? Yeah, that's being shot in 3D (not news) using 3ality rigs and RED EPIC cameras (superhotawesome news). Peter Jackson already scooped up 30 EPICs to help him shoot his next big venture, The Hobbit, in 3D, but he's been beaten to the digital cinematography punch by the producers of the next Spidey flick, who have cornered a quartet of the cameras and actually started shooting with them on set yesterday. John Schwartzman, the dude responsible for filming the whole thing, has been extolling the virtues of using such fancy gear over on the RED forums, which is also where he promises his crew will be making further comments detailing the user experience."

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