Recent content by frXNtier

Hello to you too! Whereabouts in Tassie are you?

This was great! I really enjoyed watching it! You have great production value. I love watching great shorts like this, because it proves that you don't need a huge budget to make a great film, or really expensive equipment. It was only shot with an XL2 right? The look of the film was awesome! I...

If I were you, I would not be trying to replicate this look, if we could even call it a "look". As CromsonRecon says, it looks like they've just adjusted brightness/contrast and all that has happened is most of the footage is blown out. By that I mean the lighter parts of the frame have lost...

Yup, you still need a lens. You're going to be looking for a lens from an SLR (still) camera. You'll notice that the Redrock M2 has multiple mounts that you can buy with your adapter, so if you have Canon lenses, you would get the Canon mount, likewise with Nikon or Olympus or what have you...

Hi there! :) Just a quick intro for me. I've been interested in film for a while, having dabbled in it a bit at school, and I'm not trying to team up with a mate of mine who has gotten into writing screenplays. Hopefully it will lead to somewhere. Although its hard with a full time job! Never...

Tassie? North or south? Yes maybe beautiful, but absolutely freezing! What sort of things have you done with film so far?

Another explanation Whilst you would like to record in stereo, remember that your mic with XLR connection is only a mono connection. So it will always record only a mono signal. :yes: What may be confusing you Henry is that when you have only one mic connected to input 1, the signal is spread...

A DoF adapter/35mm adapter are just basically different words for the same thing. If you have a look at that second link you posted, which is the Redrock Micro, there are a few extra things on there than just the adapter. The box with the big 'M' is basically your adapter, and that's what...