Alberto Larios-Saavedra

I think Norhtfork is an inspiration for a lot us (at least to me who is new to cinematography). I rented a video a couple of days ago and saw a "preview" to the film where there's a couple of reviews that mention the stunning beauty of the cinematography. The way some of the scenes were lit and shot remind of some paintings by Dali (I don't like to compare, but I do it because Dali is one of my favorite painters). Awesome David!

Does anyone know what the recording "speed" of the older Sony Mini Disc MZ-R50 (and by speed I mean in terms of fps)? Might shoot some 16mm, telecine, then edit at a computer on Xpress Pro, so how do I sync up audio and video? Thanks, Al

The reason I ask is because I have seen that the Arri SR has a dial for the stock rating, what is purpose of the dial? Do all cameras have it?

So when you mean "build it in" does it imply to actually change the setting in the actual camera, or just in your meter?

I have a question regarding color correction and compensation. Let's say that I want to do a shot with a daylight balanced film, but don't have the filter to put in front of the camera. I decide to use CTB (actually 1/2 CTB because I want the image to look a little warm) and want to shoot at a 4-Tstop. Should I put the gels over the lights until I achieve the 4 Tstop, or should I first achieve the desired stop, then put the CTB and then compensate for the loss of it? Does my question make sense? Does it matter how you do it? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Alberto