Filmshooting

zaefod wrote:does anyone know of where I can download a copy?



thanks
Chris

:o

Anybody??

does anyone know of where I can download a copy?



thanks
Chris

:o

I have a shoot organised for this Sunday and I would be very grateful for any advice...the location is a jazz bar in Glasgow...its a fairly early gig and with GMT clocks having gone forward an hour we now have daylight until about 7-7.30pm. The bar has large windows which will let in a fair amount ...

Perhaps something like this.

http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?pid=10351&gclid=CN6-nIbmyogCFQ9-SQoduEUvCw

Although I really don't want to spend that kind of money.

Looks like the obvious solution is to switch back to PC. Hope that doesn't start another Mac vs. PC war. :roll:


What are ...

[quote="gianni1"]Just put this url into my del.icio.us a few days ago, about:

"HowTo: Set up a RAID mirror under OS X for the ultimate hard drive backup"

http://www.frozennorth.org/C2011481421/E20060221212020/




the advice they give on the above provided link is incorrect. RAID 0 has no ...

Have you tried using an external meter? If you have manual control over the f stop, then you won't need to worry. I find it easier to shoot with an external meter for more precise exposure.


Chris

I agree, processing is top notch and the tranfers are pretty good too.

From what I've seen transfers are the sharpest you can get without going to a professional post production facility.


I only wish that they offered a straight to hard drive option as uncompressed 10 bit. All for no extra ...

Evan Kubota wrote:The first image is from Super 8 500 ASA stock? Looks great... where do you get this Fuji stock loaded into carts?

pro8mm.com offers the entire Fuji catalogue in Super 8. I have used some of the stocks with great success.

Okay, so I got my first test roll back and this was film that should have been used and processed by 10/76. It was shot and developed in 7/06! Really, it was all very washed out and the colors were a little funny...at best you can see the last minute of film. Shot on a Bolex S1 with the ASA between ...

I own a 6080 and it is very quite. I don't know about the 2056

Focal length is the same because it is inherrent to the lens; coverage is smaller because its almost half the size of film hence it seems like a different focal length.

I think you already understood this, so sorry if I'm stating the obvious.

It seems like its not that important of a distinction ...

I recently bought a DVX100 and came across this on the DVXuser forum.
It was shot with a digital SLR. I've tried this myself, but no where near this. Check out his timelapse clips.

http://599productions.com/599/HD%20Media.html

vidwerk.


this is a quick and cheap way to do amazing time laps ...

I have just bought a Beaulieu 4008 ZMII (have fallen in love with it...is this wrong? :D ) I understand that if I want to shoot widescreen that the 'Super Duper 8' gate modification is not possible on a Beaulieu. So, as far as I know, my only option is to shoot with an awareness of how much of the ...

Since you are in the UK and your exchange rate gives you the advantage, I would look into perhaps using a lab in the US, such as http://www.cinelab.com. You may still save money despite the distance. Film stock, processing and telecine seems to be more expensive in Europe than here in the USA. In ...

I've just shot my first couple of Vision 2 200T carts and want to get them processed. Any recommendations for a good lab? East Coast USA preferred - Washington DC area best, but I haven't found any that take Super 8.


Cinelab.com will do $15 per roll and telecine straight to drive as uncompressed ...