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some scenes look like a direct ripoff from "oldboy"....eh, maybe it's a parody.

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acting looks good but the lines could've been delivered better. I actually really like some of the shots. The mountain scene where the guys are talking could've used some lighting.

prices vary from ~65-130 for the 50mm and 35-100 for the 35mm. unfortunately i bought the lens at the higher end of the deals and would like to not lose too much money. I also had to buy two lens covers (front 49mm and back ef mount) and adapter. Price will be 200 shipped. I also have two class...

yes, without IS it makes it a lot harder to negate camera shake. If you're walking without a steadycam you can forget about not having shake, you will. If you're standing still or using other means of image stabilization it'll be all good. I find that the 35mm f3.5 is ok in low light but could...

the 60d is awesome!

Hello guys! I have a 50mm 1.4 super takumar and a 35mm 3.5 super takumar lens for sale as a package. $250 shipped. Both lens are in good shape with no scratches on the lens. They are quite lovely actually but I sold my 60d and have no use for them. Comes with lens covers front and back for one...

"the tao of jeet kune do " by bruce lee

what is your goal with the beachtek?

I believe parts of gran torino was shot here- st.paul, mn. I think also a scene from rocky 1 was shot here as well... oh yah, the chick flick "mean girls" was shot in the high school i went to- arlington senior high

it's in your manual. When enabled this option allows you to use your COMPATIBLE tv hdmi cec remote control to control playback. Basically, instead of using the camera to control playback, you use your tv remote.

heres my advice to you guys with aspirations in film making. "Find your customers, supply your customers." IN other words, if all you're doing is making short films....no one is paying for it. find a crowd that will pay for your "videos". This is basic executive/marketing strategy when a firm is...

thanks. but not my credit:(

Check out my first video that I shot in collaboration with explodingtaco inc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3fO-cK1pYs be as critical as you can. learning is key. Note that all I did was plan and shot the shots. did not work on editing or story or anything else

I vote the tamron 17-55m f2.8 for its bang for the buck

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you have a point. from a cinematography point of view blade runner is quite good.

Had to do a report on "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep"; as always, "the book is better"

I have the hfs10 and the quality is quite worthy, even without a dof adapter; with it, it's a monster. But then you could just get a t2i for less and more manual controls. i'll say this, once you go dslr, you're not going back. get a dr-100 for sound

why not rent a domestic and use the single red light that "detectives" and under covers use?