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moonshield kept the skin tones honest. Zensteve was a little heavy on the genetics modifier. ;)

Man, I wish we a lived closer.

I'm shameless and have some cool stuff coming up, why not? https://www.facebook.com/EngagedFilms

Great idea, RAY!

Now I have to pee.

FCPX runs on snow kitty. I'm still on 10.6.8. It still seems like iMovie Pro to me and CS5.5 comes a lot more naturally to me. DNxHD has leveled the codec field for the PC crowd IMO. Things are more equal as they have ever been in that regard.

Great stuff, Steve! I have Independent Thinking bookmarked and the podcasts are perfect for the office.

Way to go, knightly!

I love hearing stories like this, Steve. Thanks for putting it out there!

I'm reading your tales with caution, ussinners, as I will starting my first feature in late June.

They were great in their day, but not worth more than $500 each, or so, and you don't need two. Check to see if Canon even services the XL anymore so you don't end up with a paperweight that looks like a camera. For $1700 or less you should be able to find a used XHA1s with accessories or go...

60% of our Kickstarter budget will go toward set clean-up and $50 contributors will get a signed bloody rag PLUS a can of Rustoleum for your house or car. ;)

We better let Jay Mohr know. ;)

I would remove as much of the noise with NEAT or MB denoiser, render to DNxHD, reimport then cut from there.

This is why this forum is so great. Different people, opinions, workflows, and experiences.

We finally got smart/lucky and cast a cop for the gun scene we needed downtown. One of his buddies actually showed up to take a few pictures.

Note: color correction is basically determining what white is and easily done with Colorista. Color Grading is the task of Magic Bullet Looks.

A lot of people in the indie film world from Philip Bloom to Seth Worley are using a combination of Colorista and Looks from Magic Bullet. There is a learning curve, but if you've semi-mastered Photoshop it won't take long to be doing your own thing with Magic Bullet. Check out these color...

I hear you. You can do that manually with my other FD lenses. This one doesn't respond. All of mine are bayonet mounts and I've got that down. They are a bit fidgety. I would never get offended over something a moron could overlook. That's right up my alley. :lol:

:lol: I have an FD 50mm f/1.4 stuck wide open myself. $75.00 to fix and clean and $10.00 for postage. Anybody know of a place that services FD lenses besides Essex in NJ?