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I usually reserve judgment to films until after I have watched it. I loved the original animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show, but with Michael Bay at the helm and casting Megan Fox as April, the smart, hard working reporter and friend to the turtle brothers and Splinter makes me worry...

Check these Ginirigs out, they might tickle your fancy. Good prices too! http://ginirigs.com/category/scarlet/

I just finished All You Need is Kill. Next book will be Empire State.

With the NAB show coming up soon, what do you think will be the buzz this year and possible new product sneek peek on the horizon? I think with Blackmagic Design still not at mass production with their camera, other camera manufacturers will be stepping it up with bold new releases with RAW...

500 Days of Summer A brilliant dark romantic comedy.

I enjoy his films for what they are. Big budget blow stuff up type of films. According to him, "I make movies for teenage boys. Oh, dear, what a crime." http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000881/bio

Wong Kar Wai. Well execution of story and he keeps things simple and basic (maybe too much).

I like them, but every time I see it I always think to myself, "How much did that shot cost?".

With the work I do, if they came out with a AF200 with all the current features of the AF100 but with a FF sensor, better low light performance and no moire or aliasing recording at 10-bit in a sub $3000 price range?... Take all my money.

I was on B&H Photo website and noticed they discontinued selling the AF100. Does that mean there might be a successor around the corner? http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/731509-REG/Panasonic_AG_AF100_AG_AF100_Micro_Four_Thirds.html

Chungking Express http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjd7PFf_TFw It was the movie I watched as a kid that made me shake away the idea that great movies are made everywhere not just in my home country. Plus it inspired me to be involved in films.

I wasn't trying to be rude (as I stated), I was just trying to get a better grasp of your situation and trying to come up with a good recommendation. Since you are just starting off like most have already have already recommended, start with the newer Rebel series. T2i, T3i, T4i. These cameras...

Not to be rude, but how long have you been doing photography?

This thread is too fun! I made this not long ago. I didn't have a microphone so I had to make it a silent and added cheesy music that I heard in a bad movie (Sucker Punch) lol http://vimeo.com/33083215

Good luck DreamBig. A lot of us were in the same position as you at one point and for me it was not that long ago. I lurked here for over a year reading, learning and more reading before I was able to purchase my first camera and start filming something. Most members on here are VERY...

Here! here! I feel the same way. I am a product of the DSLR revolution and it's safe to say that without DSLR's I probably wouldn't have gotten into videography. I've learned a lot using my T2i, ALOT, but I can't wait to abandon it like the Titanic. It's true it helped me grow, it was a great...

Hi everyone! I did this video for charity for a good cause and I needed feedback from talented people. I've been getting pretty good feedback from others attached to the event but I can't tell if they are being honest or they are just saying that because I did it for charity. Please watch and...

Agreed, their isn't a huge difference in data rates by increasing them but it is slightly noticeable in the heavy darks. Main reason I use Magic Lantern is for ISO settings mulitples of 160 for less noise and better audio controls for the "just in case scenario" if I don't have a field audio...

If you increase the data rate of of the recording make sure you have a fast enough card to handle it. Anything faster than the recommended settings and you're gonna need a class 10 card with 30mb/s or faster to handle it. If you don't, you will get an error message in mid recording when the...

"At some point you are gonna fail, but if you don't learn anything from it then you're in the wrong business." - Mrs. Williams (my middle school home economics teacher)