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Nice. I'm gonna use that one. XD

Can't say that but very expensive ones. I typically shoot with expensive glass for important shots as well. For instance, yesterday and today I'm using Ultra Primes and DP Rouge 30-80

In some cases crash cams, others as POV. In this instance they're being used as D cam And complicated angles. Theres a lot of value in small packages. The Zacuto Deal I'm talkin about is just the Zacuto shootout this year. Where a lot of working Dps were present at the screening and during...

Industry standard is Alexa. =P Not a lot of people knew about the Gh2. Notice I wrote that past tense, though. I just hacked three Gh2s for a pretty huge studio picture. And by huge I don't mean someones experiment. Talking household names and directors. I'll be doing more this month for...

It's not just your eyes, charts can prove what's pretty obvious already. No amount of usin different glass or stopping down will change that.

Yeah run your own and you'll know. I'm speaking from experience of course but Make sure you shoot wides and tights when you test. It'll be pretty painfully obvious that the MKii isn't resolving anywhere near what the GH2 is. if you have to mix coverage it will definitely be a sad affair...

Keep the MKii for tights or mediums and you're fine. It'll be hard to match them though, canon footage looks SD in comparison, especially in the same cut and especially on a very large screen (2k projector).

No news. Just hoping my bleeding edge preorder gets me a camera first run out. I'm a little more understanding of people clamoring for at least 60P these days. I find myself reaching for it more often than I realized, even for small material. Ah well, maybe I'll sell it early and make some...

Thirteen Dont' watch Smiley Face.. bad bad bad Primer had better have been on that list... filmmaking at it's most basic level... and finest.

^ This guy just dropped knowledge.

What is this "Show to other people" you speak of? You people actually let others see your work!?!?!

My friend sent this to me before it blew up, and I could not get through the first 20 seconds of it. I was literally on the verge of shedding tears. However, there's something that's not being reported... I wont' name the community, but those kids were found very swiftly by a certain group of...

On DSLRs I always shoot 1/40 or 1/45 (Canons). 1/50+ looks bad to me. And I can see the differences. There're very long and intense debates about this subject in other places on the infonet.

Yeah, I didn't realize he meant like three hour rehearsals. I'm talking like the setup time and an additional ten for tweaking once set's hot. LoL Three hours is outrageous.

Okay I see where you're coming from now with those explainations. In those situations, yeah, I agree. Three hours rehearsing a scene is ridiculous. And USB 2.0 to push footage? I mean, it can work.. but, some people just really need to beef up their tech knowledge. That's just sad. lol

I think you have some good pointers, and thanks for sharing them as I'm sure a lot of people will benefit. I'm commenting on these two, because I think you're coming from a place that has little to do with actually directing versus being one of the many cogs of the working machine. This would...

Well thanks, man. xD I'll use your post to try and sway distributors to actually give us moneez.

Not sure who's on the FB page, but if you aren't, here's an update: VFX have hit the ninety-eight percent mark, which means it's just a matter of tweaking/adjusting after plugging everything into the current cut. During that time, it's music (score)--which I had never planned on but it's...

Typical CFLs are horrible for skin. It's not just the kelvin, it's the CRI etc. They're okay for practicals, if you gel them.

This thread is entertainingly infomatic. .... continue.