Den spanske filmfotografen Javier Cortés ble den første som tok med Canon EOS R6 på en filminnspilling da han filmet to ballettdansere på en reise gjennom Sicilia. Reisen startet ved Segesta-tempelet. «For meg er det alltid mer enn bare bilder – jeg vil prøve å fortelle en enkel historie», sier han. Tatt med et Canon EOS R6-kamera med et Canon RF 24–70 mm F2.8L IS USM-objektiv med 24 mm, 1/5000 sek., f/2,8 og ISO400. © Javier Cortés
Weaving through the columns of an ancient temple, a ballerina is caught in the light of the breaking dawn, her flowing dress highlighted against the shadows thrown by the crumbling colonnade. The scene marks the start of a voyage through north-western Sicily, captured by Spanish cinematographer and Canon Ambassador Javier Cortés on the full-frame mirrorless Canon EOS R6.
"Filmmaking has the power to take you on a journey," says Javier, who shoots video and stills for high-end fashion brands and editorial publications, including Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. "My goal was to capture the fluidity of the dancers' bodies, the sensation of strength."
With extra-wide dynamic range thanks to Canon Log, up to 8-stops of Image Stabilization,1 4K video at up to 60p, and support for 10-bit YCbCr 4:2:2 internal recording, the Canon EOS R6, the latest addition to Canon's EOS R System family of cameras, is a formidable filming tool. From temple to theatre, pavement to palazzo, Javier put it through its paces, capturing cinematic footage from a full- frame mirrorless workhorse.