Technical skills come before creativity: award-winning cinematographer Rob Draper, A.C.S. spends his days between filming projects giving film and HD workshops around the world. Danny Chan talks to the image maestro about the oft-misunderstood digital format.(profile)
Asia Image, March, 2007 by Chan, Danny
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A cinematographer since 1974, Rob Draper, A.C.S. is one of a handful of DOPs in the world who straddles both the film and digital formats comfortably; and with the technical chops to show for. In the technological realm of movie cameras and photography, this guy has literally done and seen it all.
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He took part in development work for Fuji on their F series motion picture films and tested SONY's early Betacams and Digi Beta Systems. A long supporter of Arriflex cameras, Draper has been instrumental in both the advancement and development of several Arriflex products. On the HD ...
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