Red Monstro 8K Review (vs Sony Venice) | The best cinema camera in the world

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I rented a Red Monstro 8K cinema camera for a recent short film. I used Arri Master Anamorphics for a 2.40:1 finish, so my settings were 8K 6:5, 4:1 compression at about T8 mostly.

I also tested the Sony Venice for this project, since both of them are good cameras for low light. Overall, till ISO 3200, they are pretty much similar. At ISO 6400 the Sony Venice is definitely better, and it has great IRND filters that retain color information all the way up. Still, I picked the Monstro for reasons explained in the video.

BTS by Shrey Gambhir and Shyam Kamble
Camera rented from Kshitij Entertainment
Associate Cameramen: Shomit Naik and Murugan Vellaidurai
Focus Puller: Raju Kamat
Key Grip: Ganesh
Gaffer: Mehmood Ali

I'll publish the short film once I'm done with post.

Links related to this video:

Arri Alexa LF review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36SgNE2qMLM
Arri vs Red: When to pick which: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofKveshwVbo
Comparison of Cine Primes for Full Frame: http://bit.ly/2JO0BEo
Rice Mill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvccueIPlfo
Anamorphic Workflow Guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6y9zrFJNFI
Red ISO page: https://www.red.com/red-101/iso-speed-revisited
Written review: http://bit.ly/2JOsSuq

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