Ype Poortinga
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We were using a pro35 adapter with older CZ prime set. Noticed a sizable dropoff of light when panning full frame from left to right. Meaning the subject was properly exposed when in center of frame, however when panning to either side ( last 20% of frame) the light would drop by 1.5 to 2 stops. We thought it might be the camera, changed to DSR-450, same thing. Each lens in the set did the same thing. If i understand how the pro35 works , it has two ground glass pieces osilating in different directions. Could those pieces be out of whack with each other? Has anybody else seen this problem??
I noticed the same problem when using older cooke lensens on a mini35 adaptor, I think it has something to do with the older lenses not covering the whole super35 area,
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Here's a setup I shot 2 weeks ago
It's shot on super16 vision2 500t
A par-can with a spot bulb hits a bounce-board with silverbounce on te right side, the fill on her face is coming from a white bounce-board on te left site.
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the srIII has a new gate design which makes the movement steadier, and it does have a viewfinder which is much brighter then the old one.
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I heard from someone that he had some troubles with the 10mm ultra prima on a arri sr3, but I don't know anymore what the exact issue was? Maybe someone else here who has worked with that combination.
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Hey,
I'm thinking about using a anamorphic lens with a mini35 set on a dvx100 for an upcoming project.
Does anyone know a way to unsqueeze the image on the set?
Using the 16:9 button on the monitor will of course help a bit, but is not a total solution
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and to give the music stations a place to put their ads/logo's and sms message's in ;-)
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Which one is the better choise for outdoor scenes in a super16 production in terms of grain and sharpness, vision2 500t corrected with the 85 filter or the vision 250d?
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There is also the 16 scope lens, built by a frensman, Thierry Tronchet, which was used for the film "Japon" (btw. the camera used for the film is for sale on this forum). I found some information about the lens on http://forum.europeanservers.net/cgi-bin/d.eur?5000628
The lens is a anamorpic adaptor which you put in front of your lenses (you can use lensen from 10mm to 65mm)
Are there any people with experiences on this lens?
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another good one to read is "picture composition" by peter ward, which coveres everything mentioned above
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...=books&n=507846
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Rodrigo Prieto - "Amores Perros" and "8 Mile"
8 mile contains a lot of steadicam shots, I think dat pietro's newer film, 21 gramms is a beter reference for handheld shooting
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DVX and Pro35
in SD
For the DVX100 you need the mini35 not the pro 35 (more info on http://www.pstechnik.de)
achief a certain look
in On Screen / Reviews & Observations
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It is not specifiek about the look but at the we site http://www.we.nl you can find the making of of this ad.