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1st AD posted:The C100 doesn't pass raw video through HDMI, or anything?  Are they playing word games with uncompressed and raw?
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Have you tried something simple like cutting up a yoga mat and sitting each tripod foot under a layer or two of foam? You could tape that to the feet, so they're not discs you have to set up.
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keyframe posted:Got my Ronin-S in the mail today. It is heavy but amazing build quality and features. I balanced a a7iii with the 24-70 on it and it worked great. Had a Crane v2 before and I prefer the ronin in pretty much every way. Sweet! My buddy just sold me his Crane-M so he could put the money towards a Ronin-S. I just have a Canon m100 and a few GoPros so it's overkill for me but his A6500+lens was just a bit too much. Super happy with it so far even though it's a budget solution.
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Disgruntled Bovine posted:Old callback here, but I've found that the use of a set of Celestron vibration supression pads (https://www.amazon.com/Celestron-93503-Vibration-Suppression-Pads/dp/B0000665V7) and the detailed analysis options on warp stabilizer has made a pretty big difference for my vibration issues. Rolling shutter is still a problem, but I can't afford a global shutter camera so I'll just have to live with it. This isn't GH5 specific but you could start carrying a neutral grey card around and shoot that for a few seconds before shooting your subject. This should give you the ability to correct perfectly no matter what your conditions were. Not just any grey, there is a specific type of card you want, they will probably have a few color boxes on them as well. Photography/video stores should have them.
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Did you just use the handheld camera sled part? FS700's are huge for that sort of thing, you're absolutely going to need a vest+arm THEN a glidecam to move it around fluidly. I wouldn't use a handheld Glidecam 2000/4000 on anything larger than a DSLR with a short prime even if the weight limit will technically fit. With the vest+arm and the atmos on the bottom helping with the counterweight it should be a very workable setup
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Dec 31, 2018 14:05
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Both Vistek and Henrys do camera package rentals I'm pretty sure, you could start by calling them. The downtown Henrys isnt like a small town one, they're not loving around and you can get actual "pro" gear at the Queen/Church location.
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Anveo posted:Are there any go-to budget stabilizers for DSLR’s around 3.5 lbs (Canon 6D + 16-35mm)? I run a small event company and I’m just looking to get some footage of DJs and people dancing for social media purposes after some quick cleanup and editing in Premiere. Wondering if for my needs I’m better off just getting a cheap handheld and using a Pixel 3 or picking up a GoPro instead? you're going to need one of those Weebill gimbals for that weight, they're like $450 for the base version, for $600 you get a ton of accessories like a little wireless follow focus, if you want to use some older manual lenses you're still good to go with this setup: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1444745-REG/zhiyun_tech_weebill_lab_cp_weebill_lab_creator_package.html And its a real follow focus that physically contacts the lens rings, not one that taps into your auto focus motors or whatever. As soon as you move down to a gopro size camera you can buy a gimbal from Best Buy nowadays for $99, but they're specifically designed to hold a gopro Hero style camera and nothing more EDIT: oh yeah DJI just announced their new Ronin SC which is in the same price range as the Weebill https://store.dji.com/product/ronin-s?vid=49721 it has a focus wheel too, but I think its just a wheel that controls your electronic lenses, no physical gear that touches the lens https://store.dji.com/product/ronin-s-focus-wheel I'd definitely go with the Weebill due to the strange/more convenient to operate form factor and the physical wireless follow focus. Seems like a pretty badass little package for the price. I own a Zhiyun Crane-M which is a few models older and only really carries little mirrorless cams but it's very impressive. Super easy to set up and dial in bring back old gbs fucked around with this message at 14:07 on Jul 19, 2019 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faEXjulgujk Another Jinni.Tech video has hit the tower. This time he delves into the myth that Red employs people in house to design their sensors.
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VoodooXT and everybody else, what's the consensus on ZCam? I really like the form factor of the E2. ~120fps 10 bit 4:2:2 4k, $2000. Sounds too good to be true. EDIT: and m4/3 is actually a benefit in my case because I want to use it for macro videography with a deeper depth of field Also here: have some old episodes of Movie Magic, this guy uploads them to his youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZJITfQRYHI playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZJITfQRYHI bring back old gbs fucked around with this message at 22:56 on Sep 23, 2019 |
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Sep 23, 2019 22:42
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I've been building a macro video setup and it's finally producing semi decent results: https://i.imgur.com/6lGu3PJ.mp4 This is my destroyed phone screen Right now it's just an elaborate time lapse rig, but the end goal is to have a real-time video robot for product videography
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Jan 20, 2020 07:21
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Alan Smithee posted:what lens you using? Canon 60mm 2.8 macro with a 21mm extension tube and a closeup filter. I really want to try Laowa's macro lenses, the 5x 25mm or 2x 100mm both look really nice
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Jan 20, 2020 12:05
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Alan Smithee posted:I got the laowa in PL mount drat, do you have that snorkel one?
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powderific posted:This thing I assume: https://www.venuslens.net/product/laowa-24mm-f-14-2x-macro-probe/ Yeah, this beast. I want to try one so bad
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