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Hello, I'm curious to find out if anyone has used the Codex Action Cam from Radiant Images, it has good specs from what I can tell. I m looking to shoot a POV of someone riding a horse Need good quality, ideally 4k which that camera shoots. Any suggestions or ideas for this or any other camera are greatly appreciated Thanks Francisco

Hello, I'm curious to find out if anyone has used the Codex Action Cam from Radiant Images, it has good specs from what I can tell. I m looking to shoot a POV of someone riding a horse Need good quality, ideally 4k which that camera shoots. Any suggestions or ideas for this or any other camera are greatly appreciated Thanks Francisco

POV horse rider

Amazing film, highly recommended Does anyone have any info about post production Did they add digital grain, diffusion, etc Thanks

Hello, I'm getting ready to shoot a corporate with the C300 and was thinking about using Canon Log to give the director more flexibility in post. I was curious about other people experiences with the C300, specially in regards to exposure using Log and using the WFM and Zebras. Anything to watch out for. I ll do a test tomorrow but any advice is appreciate it Thanks! FB

Hello everyone, I have a project shooting with the MoVi rig and Epic, one drawback is that you have to re-balance the rig everytime you switch lenses which becomes time consuming. I'm exploring the idea of using a Canon high end zoom, such as the 24-70mm T2.8 instead of cine primes. I was curious about people opinions on Canon glass with the Epic, it's an all exterior film and I really like the way those Canon lenses flare so I feel that could be a plus, in the other hand, this lenses might not be as sharp and creamy as S4s for instance, Any comments or suggestion are appreciated, Thanks

I found some interesting tests here, particularly in regards to day exteriors with the Alexa http://www.hurlbutvisuals.com/blog/2013/10/arri-alexa-vs-canon-c500

Yeah, that s what I meant David, thanks I guess that system is not as popular as I imaged.

Thanks David, your advice is always appreciate it Besides the ND's, do you work with a polarizer as well? I was thinking about using the built-in ND and then adding front filtration, such as 1/4 black promist and polarizer. Does the internal ND eliminate any danger of IR contamination?

Hello everyone, I 'm getting ready to shoot a project with the Alexa, all exteriors; mountains, forests, open shade, strong backlights from the sun, flares, etc. It would be mostly available light, except for some bounce to fill in the shadows when possible. I was curious about other DP's approach in terms of finding a balance between the highlight and the shadow, while protecting for well exposed faces. do people rate at 800, for the most part? Do you use the false color feature, histogram, light meter, polarizer to get a nice, blue sky. Basically, whats your approach when shooting exteriors with the Alexa. Any advice will be greatly appreciate it, Thanks Francisco

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Hello all, Does anyone know how they achieved those interesting multi eyelights on the film Stoker? I was thiknking it could be LEDs but not positive, Thanks

Hello I was curious to find out what people's thoughts are in regards to shooting Epic on 4K HD or 5K HD for theater projection Any help is greatly appreciate it Thanks

Hello everyone I'm about to embark on a small, indie feature, we are debating having 2 cameras, we feel that it might help our pace and since we are working with kids, we'll be able to make the most out of our days I was curious to find out how other DP's feel about using 2 cameras and how to make the best use of them c/u and m/s at the same time? cross coverage? what's the best way to approach 2 cameras without feeling like they are getting in each others way and disrupt the lighting approach too much I suppose sometimes there is really no way to use 2 cameras and just have to convince the director that that's the case thanks so much Francisco

I saw it digitally projected at the Ark light and it looked beautiful I felt like the film got to a great start, I particularly admire Freddie's emotional breakdown scene during his time as a photographer, I think it was masterfully crafted and the economy of the shots is something to learn from. Several times it felt like PTA relied on 1 or 2 set ups to tell the story and it worked beautifully. After a while, it was hard for me to stay very interested in the story as it moved kind of slowly and it all centers around Freddie's character and his struggles, this vicious circle just became hard to tolerate. In general. it was a good film but not one that I call my favorite by PTA