Kevin Masuda

Again, as David stated, it depends on your level of experience and such. If you really want to shoot film, may I suggest getting a super 8 camera on ebay and experimenting with that. You can buy super 8 film directly from Kodak or places such as Spectra Film&Video, they will also develop your film and can transfer it to video. You can also get a K3 on ebay which is a 16mm camera for about $200 or less. So there are some options for you, it just depends on your budget and your level of experience.

Why on earth would someone be so vindictive and hateful to a highly respected cinematographer such as Roger Deakins? Must've been some disgruntled internet kid with nothing better to do than to stir up an argument just for his own kicks, idk.

I forgot to mention that it was shot on 5219 Vision 3 500T at a T2 on a 24mm lens.

Here is a clip of a short film shot on 35mm that I dp'd for a friend of mine. It's the first time I have ever really shot anything on 35mm. http://vimeo.com/4820451

40k for this Konvas setup on Ebay. Seems a lot for whats there doesn't it? http://cgi.ebay.com/35-mm-motion-picture-c...93%3A1|294%3A50

Bokeh is the blurred or fuzzy out of focus area in an image when you have a shallow depth of field.

Well probably would pay about $160 or so per ideally.

I'm looking for some Arri 35 2B 200 Ft mags. If anyone has one for sale please PM me.

With my Arri 2B I have no intention of going back to 4 perf should I convert it to 2 perf. I'll probably inquire from Bruce. Thanks for the replies.

Has anyone seen one of these kits for sale lately? Looking into possibly getting one for my arri 35 2B, that is if it will work on a 2B.

Hmm interesting. Just out of curiosity what were the parameters of the project?

I honestly didn't see anything malicious in your post Ira, so not sure why she chewed you out.

Not bad, just kind of confused on the lighting because in some shots it seems as if its at night however when the guy throws the ladder out the window, its clearly day. Lighting should be somewhat consistent unless there is a reason for changes.

Could be the graininess in the picture, the colors as well as maybe how it's a painting of people by a lakeside park.

The matte box will hold the filters in place in front of the lens and Tiffen does make large format filters such as 3x3, 4x4, etc...

One of my favorite shots

I believe it went through DI for the IMAX prints. Kev

Looking for a working Kinor 35H body, if anyone has one they wish to sell, please PM me.

Here is a photo I took that won me a photo contest and apparently recently an invitation to join the Laureates Society of Photographers: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8875206@N06/

Interesting film, kind of reminds me of a filmmaking style made by an old teacher of mine from San Francisco State Jon Moritsugu.

I got an email from Bernie and he said that it would cost me a lot to convert the K3 to Super 16 and is not something that he recommends doing.

Nevermind, I just realized that I could send the camera to Bernie at Super 16 inc.

I contacted Duall in NY and they said that they would modify my K3 to super 16 for $450 however they will not recenter the lens. Is there any company in the US that will do the re-centering as well as a mod to super 16?

I'd also would like to be an apprentice for Larry Fong, loved 300 and looking forward to Watchmen, and M David Mullen, loved his work on Northfork.

Can't remember, I think it was someone overseas. I believe if I remember correctly the person was from Japan.