Saw it on friday night at the world premier. This movie is AMAZING. Probably some of the best filming/riding i've ever seen. Nothing else even comes close, Anthill really stepped it up with this one.
I hope that more mountain bike movies are made in the same type of HD format as Follow Me, it really adds to the experience.
It's cool that it's filmed in HD and all but isn't it only being released on DVD/iTunes? Is it going to be available in HD through iTunes? Otherwise, seems like a waste.
HD movies are available on iTunes, if that is what you're asking. Shooting in HD has benefits for an SD release as well (color, slow-mo and other effects).
HD movies are available on iTunes, if that is what you're asking. Shooting in HD has benefits for an SD release as well (color, slow-mo and other effects).
HD movies are available on iTunes, if that is what you're asking. Shooting in HD has benefits for an SD release as well (color, slow-mo and other effects).
I don't agree with you. The higher-quality source should result in a better SD output. Higher contrast, more color to work with, etc. Follow Me on DVD should look much better than older MTB films shot on tiny-CCD cameras.
I'm hoping for a Blu-Ray version too, but I'd be just as happy with a 1080p download.
I don't agree with you. The higher-quality source should result in a better SD output. Higher contrast, more color to work with, etc. Follow Me on DVD should look much better than older MTB films shot on tiny-CCD cameras.
I'm hoping for a Blu-Ray version too, but I'd be just as happy with a 1080p download.
if there wont be a BD version or something released on ITunes in 1080p, then spending $25k + on a single camera is worthless. even if a hi-res video is available on Itunes, it still wont look anywhere near what a BD movie would look like.
they can still get a great recording with prosumer and or a pro camera costing a fraction of the cost of the Red One.
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Also, I just previewed to film, and it's hot. The RED camera did not go to waste, as they've really pushed the low-light capabilities. It's by far the most gorgeously-filmed and edited MTB movie yet.
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