Cinema Raw - Shooting and Color Grading with the Ikonoskop, Digital Bolex, and Blackmagic Cinema Cameras

Kurt Lancaster takes filmmakers through the raw workflow with the next generation of digital cinema cameras. While DSLR and HD video cameras have done the job in the past, there is nothing like shooting with raw. Shooting with raw allows filmmakers to capture an image in its purest form, which in turn gives them the freedom to manipulate the image in postproduction without degrading the quality, and with the recent surge of affordable raw cameras on the market, it’s imperative that they know the in-and-outs of the raw workflow from shoot to post. Exploring the cinematic features offered by raw cameras, this book empowers filmmakers to craft visually stunning films on a greatly reduced budget. A companion website offers video interviews with the camera creators, including Joe Rubinstein and Elle Schneider (creators of the Digital Bolex), as well as bonus chapters, camera user manuals, and resources for further study about raw cinema.