Ignacio Aguilar Posted June 25, 2006 Share Posted June 25, 2006 Hi, I'm in prep to shoot a 2 minute short with this camera in two weeks. I've already done some tests, but I don't own the camera and I won't be able to use it again until the actual shooting. A monitor won't be possible either during the shooting since we'll be at an abandoned town without a generator, so I'll use my lightmeter instead to judge exposure. I've found that at 0db gain this camera has and ASA rating somewhere between 125-160 (I'll rate it at 160 to avoid overexposures). But I haven't checked the built-in ND filters and I don't know how I should rate the camera with ND1 and ND2. I'm after a shallow focus look and I want to use the end of the zoom at F/2.8 in direct sunlight to shoot some fake interviews. Thanks in advance! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hans Engstrom Posted June 25, 2006 Share Posted June 25, 2006 Hi, I'm in prep to shoot a 2 minute short with this camera in two weeks. I've already done some tests, but I don't own the camera and I won't be able to use it again until the actual shooting. A monitor won't be possible either during the shooting since we'll be at an abandoned town without a generator, so I'll use my lightmeter instead to judge exposure. I've found that at 0db gain this camera has and ASA rating somewhere between 125-160 (I'll rate it at 160 to avoid overexposures). But I haven't checked the built-in ND filters and I don't know how I should rate the camera with ND1 and ND2. I'm after a shallow focus look and I want to use the end of the zoom at F/2.8 in direct sunlight to shoot some fake interviews. Thanks in advance! I haven´t used the FX1 but I´ve worked with Z1. The DP used the built in ND filters to decide what filters he wanted in front of the lens. If my memory don´t fail me I belive that ND1 was 2.5 stops and ND2 was 5 stops. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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