Miles Heckendorn
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I really love what I'm seeing from this camera....global shutter, RAW DNG and sensor size
I miss S16 in this age of digital cinema cameras. My only wish....that we could get a higher resolution than 1080.
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Miles, that set had a number of fluorescent tubes behind the diffusion pannels. In groups of six they could be individually switched on/off. This was wired to a manual switchboard, so to get the effect of the ceiling lighting up back to front two or three people would trigger the switches manually in the order we wanted.
Thanks for the info!
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Great stuff Felix!
So many well lit shots. I really loved where the overhead fluorescent turned on (ca. halfway through the reel).
The pacing felt just fine, enough time to really see the lighting and composure. While still being short enough to keep me wanting more.
Care to elaborate on any of the lighting set-ups?
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I remember this book...
However, I don't remember it being so expensive. 66 dollars USED? Jeez.
It is a great book.....
But you're right that is expensive! I don't remember paying that much. Maybe it's out of print now.
You could check your local library. It's a long shot, but you never know.
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I played around with it, and during my tests discovered that the Technicolor style boosts black up to 16 from where it should be (0). This discards precision. Interestingly, it does not do this to the highlights (they're still at 255). I don't think this is a good idea with 8 bit data, especially with such a flat curve. We need every bit of data we can get.
I'm curious about that myself. With my (very limited) tests so far, it has held up quite well. I'm not sure if that's due to the Technicolor style itself or due to the fact that I've used 5DtoRGB.
One thing that I have noticed, I find myself second guessing my choice for exposure. Since there aren't any true blacks, I feel like I'm overexposing.
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I know I'm a little late to the game here, but.... this looks great! When and where is this going to be released?
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Something I did recently for B&H has just been published:
Thanks Phil, very informative.
I wonder if you've had time to test the new Technicolor CineStyle? And your opinion of its potential.
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Hi, I thought I'd interject some information regarding use of the KOWA 16-H/8-Z lens, since I have shot quite a bit using this lens in both still and movie formats. Hopefully this will shed some useful light on the topic...........
Fantastic information, thank you.
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Very good work. Beautiful in a very,very sad and haunting way. I think I'll donate a little more.......
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I found a few prices from a UK site.
http://www.lcauk.com/#/roscoview/4527949163
Looks like the roll is a bit over $900 (£480).
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Hi Philip,
I'm not sure if it does or doesn't. We have one at the office but I'm on holiday now and won't be back for at least a week. I could also be getting it confused with one of our other cams.
You could try posting on the dvx site (dvxuser). They have a forum for the HPX500.
Let us know what you find out.
Miles
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Philip,
Doesn't the 500 have the ability for "auto-tracking white balance"? Could this have been switched on?
Miles
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I just ran across this!
Ebay Item number: 320166502512.
This guy is everywhere!
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That has got to be a scam. In fact it looks like a pic from an older sale from a member of this forum. Tim Carroll if I'm not mistaken. Ebay really needs to do something about this.
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Very nice! Something you don't get to see everyday. Thanks for putting that up.
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Ebay Fraud?
in ARRI
Check out his thread.........
http://www.cinematography.com/forum2004/in...showtopic=23660
He mentions allfilmmarket. I wonder if he has more information?
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I'll keep a look out for information and let you know if I run across anything. If you get it working I'd love to see some photos and hear about your experiences.
Thanks,
Miles
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Hi Ole,
That is one strange looking camera! I ran across a few things.....
http://konvas.org/pipermail/cinema_konvas....ril/001565.html
http://www.commiecam.com/16p.html
Not sure if it will help much. I'm sure Olexandr will know something about it.
Miles
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Hi Adam,
I've bought from him before, no problems. In fact it was very smooth, but my purchase was MUCH smaller (lens). So I can understand the reluctance.
Miles
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Just wondered if you can use this adapter with any other cameras apart from JVC?
I doubt that it will work. But I just ran across this on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/CANON-XL1-XL2-CAMERA-X...1QQcmdZViewItem
or if that doesn't work......
Item number: 260105410133
It's funny what you find when you search for "arri". :)
Miles
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If anyone is interested......
One of the most common ways in the U.S. to use music in a TV broadcast situation is to get a license through ASCAP.
http://www.ascap.com/licensing/
Here in Norway I think the group is TONE ( I could be very wrong about this). But I have never had to deal with then directly.
P.S. I can't wait to get my copy of "Kodachrome" on DVD. Great work!
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Not sure if this has been posted yet........ I saw this link for a Red rental. The original post was on b-roll.net
Rental.....
https://silverado.cc/shop/product.php?produ...at=1&page=1
Original b-roll thread
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Well now here's an interesting thought. If my market is both US and abroad am I better off shooting PAL, knowing that PAL is a bit better in resolution and that I can convert to NTSC later on?
Back when I lived in the US, I knew of a few freelancers that would offer PAL as their main shooting platform (beta, SP & Digi). It was a better resolution (as you stated) and it was closer to 24fps. This was before 24fps cameras.
Of course they would transfer over to NTSC for final output. If you have time for the conversion it's not a bad idea.
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Jason,
Any chance we'll see the SI-2K in Europe anytime soon?
Thanks,
Miles
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Can't wait to see more!