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Future of Digital Cinematography - RED ONE Camera

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Red One camera which is being touted as the next major revolution in digital cinematography is being introduced in India for the first time by a debutant director Arun Vaidhyanathan of “Achchamundu Achchamundu”(Tamil) which has got Prasanna and Sneha in the lead. This Camera is considered a revolution in cinematography as the camera does not use the conventional film rolls but only uses a Hard Disk to record the actions and it also brings together the comfort of having the output quality of 35mm film without the hassles of film rolls.

Interestingly very few Hollywood films have tried this technology and Kollywood has gone ahead in using this technology in a big way as Kamal Hassan's magnum opus “Marmayogi” which will have Trisha and Shreya as its leading ladies will also be shot in this format.
Achchamundu Achchamundu which is in the post-production stage had Chris Freilich in-charge of the camera and if latest reports are to be believed Kamal Hassan is also looking for a foreign cinematographer for his Marmayogi.

In Indian cinema where any new changes from the conventional one will have to be backed by a Super hit, Redone to be debut in India by Arun Vaidhyanathan's “Achchamundu Achchamundu” will have the Rs.100 crore magnum opus “Marmayogi” as its major trump card to gain its popularity in India.
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  1. AnonymousSeptember 16, 2009

    Very true. This camera has come long way in no time. Peter Jackson has decided to shoot Dam Buster on RED ONE and you know who is the lead actor.... Tom Cruise

    By the way I checked this camera here in Mumbai at a production house and footage looks amazing. Their web link is www.redcamerarental.co.in

    Check it out, you will be amazed to find more about this great piece of technology.

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