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Thursday, August 8, 2013

Watch a Free Video Tutorial on the Raw Canon DSLR Workflow


Neumann Films has provided a free video tutorial detailing their workflow for using the Magic Lantern hack to get raw video out of the Canon 5D Mark III.
They say, "The quality is really amazing in this raw video. I would compare it to shooting 1080p moving cr2 files which is the file type that you get with doing raw photography in the Canon cameras. So just having this option in the Canon 5D Mark III and other Canon cameras is just huge. Even if you're only going to use it twice a year to shoot greenscreen work, having the option in the camera instantly bumps up its worth at least a few thousand dollars."
Watch below. (via Cinescopophilia)

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Is DSLR Video User Friendly?

JOHNSTON, IOWA—When I was in the 6th grade, I received my first 35mm camera, an Edixa Reflex. It was a completely manual camera and as I recall it had a split image focusing screen which I still fondly remember as being the easiest way to focus a camera. (OK, my Polaroid Swinger did actually light up and say "YES" when the image was in focus but the finished product from the Swinger couldn't hold a candle to what came out of the Edixa.) I used the Edixa all through high school and into college but the camera mechanics were worn and finding lenses became a challenge so I moved to a Konica and then a Minolta. Now I am in the market and once again I am looking at a 35mm still camera and I recently had an opportunity to try out a Nikon D5100.

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Το μέλλον στον κινηματογράφο με DSLR ?

Είδη μερικές μεγάλες παραγωγές στο Hollywood χρησιμοποιούν και dslr φωτογραφικές για τα γυρίσματα των ταινιών. Διαβάστε τη λέει ο σκηνοθέτης ταινίας και δίνετε πως χρησιμοποιεί dslr φωτογραφικές για τα γυρίσματα.

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"This is the future: a $700 3D rig." So says Philip Bloom in this behind-the-scenes footage from Lucasfilms' upcoming feature Red Tails. As PetaPixel puts it, the video "gives an interesting glimpse into what it looks like when pretty ordinary DSLR gear meets the big budget world of Hollywood filmmaking."

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