Tomorrow the show will start. Today we prepared the set where the Bugattis will show themself in all their dazzling splendour, exalted by the lights of Arriflex spotlights. The star is the Butterfly Avenger by Manfrotto, a special frame system originally built for the movies. We adapted it to allow a fine light control in photo shooting.
Starring: Pietro Bianchi, Francesco Piras & Moreno Zanardo
Photographs: Pietro Bianchi & Francesco Piras
Video editing: Francesco Piras
See the backstage video
The Bugatti Glamour 2009 | The Video >
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Go to the backstage of "The Bugatti Glamour"
Lesson 1 | How to shoot cars on location: the Bugatti sessions 1991-2009 >
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See the backstage video in HD on Vimeo
The Bugatti Glamour 2009 Backstage with Hasselblad & Manfrotto >
Back to Manfrotto page
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