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Heading Out For Battle
- Thread starter CamVader
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This is my rig for Saturday, but the good news is I'll be jamming a Sony FS100 in this baby come January. I'm getting pretty stoked. The next purchase after that will probable be a RED 17-50 PL mount. Anybody that can attest for that lens?
oh my... and you call yourself an independent filmmaker do you???
very nice indeed. congrats.
oh my... and you call yourself an independent filmmaker do you???
very nice indeed. congrats.
I also shoot other things and complaining about the bill goes way down with a decent first impression. Shallow as that may be, it's fact. Anyhow, seeking PL lens stories., musings, and pans.
My only hands on PL mount experience was with a Zeiss CP.2 50mm on a GH2. I was shooting second camera to a AF-100. While I can understand your desire to make the jump to a true cinema lens I probably wouldn't go that direction. I'd rather get a set of Zeiss ZF primes with the Duclos mod. Of course, that's just my personal opinion.
No, that is logical thinking. ZF's rock and I have to buy an adapter anyway, so it might as well be a Nikon. Great stuff, SinEater.
I'm good to 17 lbs. After that, I'm getting into a new tripod.
Very nice! But how long does it take you to change a lens…?
Would second SinEater's comments about the Zeiss ZFs, used a set with a RED last month and was very impressed - the 85mm was particularly nice.
Unlike the CP .2s and the RED lenses they don't have accurate distance markings though, which may or may not be a problem. They're a step up from most SLR lenses, but still not cine lenses in that sense.
Would second SinEater's comments about the Zeiss ZFs, used a set with a RED last month and was very impressed - the 85mm was particularly nice.
Unlike the CP .2s and the RED lenses they don't have accurate distance markings though, which may or may not be a problem. They're a step up from most SLR lenses, but still not cine lenses in that sense.
The RR gear is the best. I like it more than Zacuto's rails for sure.
Their FF is the best on the market.
Looks expensive... Exactly what you want to bring to a freelance shoot.
Their FF is the best on the market.
Looks expensive... Exactly what you want to bring to a freelance shoot
.Yeah, I'd probably go with a rail mount thingy (sorry to get technical). To answer Chili's question - it's easy, the matte box swings out of the way and you have full access like a cheerleader on prom night.
NOTE; Don't EVER tell a cheerleader what size her f-stop is.
The RR gear is the best. I like it more than Zacuto's rails for sure.
Their FF is the best on the market.
Looks expensive... Exactly what you want to bring to a freelance shoot
Ain't that the truth. How sad is that? Still, having a blast.
Lovely stuff!
That whole series is fantastic, throughly recommend it.
Series? There's a series? I've only seen 'The Trip.'
Want want want want. What's the series called?
Film was based on some characters created in a series, but can't recall the name.
I loved it as well. Could get a LITTLE tedious at times, but laughed a lot.
The Trip is the series… 6 x 30 minute episodes. If you like that you'll probably also like A Cock and Bull Story, also starring Coogan and Brydon and directed by Michael Winterbottom
Edit: Just remembered they cut the series together into a feature too, hence the confusion!
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