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Save $199 by preordering the Cinetronic Gen3 7" monitor, only $1800. Cinetronic Gen3 Monitor is a continuation of the Cinetronic monitor line. The Gen3 features a 7" optically bonded screen, 1920x1200 resolution, and 2200 nits brightness. The Cinetronic Gen3 also features an extremely low 1 frame delay, helping you to get the shot while it happens, and not after. Features - High Resolution: Full HD 1920x1200, optically bonded with Anti Reflective glass - High Contrast: 1200:1 - High Brightness: 2200cd/m² - 160°wide viewing angles IPS Panel - Histogram - Peaking Focus Assist (Red,Green,Blue three colors optional highlight over parts of the image in focus) - False Colors - Zebra Exposure - Nine Grid - Camera Mode - Zoom (4x,9x,16x) - Anamorphic Mode (1.3x,2.0x,2.0x mag) - Pixel to Pixel - Center Marker - Safe Area (80%,85%,90%,93%,96%,2.35:1) - Ratio marker (4:3,13:9,14:9,15:9,16:9,1.85:1,2.35:1) - Marker Color (Red,Green,Blue,White,Black） - Check Field (Red/Green/Blue/Mono) - Image Flip (H, V, H/V) - Image Freeze - Zoom All - U/D & L/R Zoom -Backlight Adjustment - Color Temperature Adjustment -Anton Bauer plate with D-tap Monitors will be manufactured in March 2018 and ship in April 2018

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Shots like this have been done many times with the Libra, and is quite easy to do. The head can be suspended off of a cable from the crane, and then pulled up for the shot. The easiest way to do this is with some steel cable, a few pulleys, and a car or truck to act as your winch. You attach the head to two 2 meter pieces of speedrail, then place the batteries at the ends of the speedrail. This should be a fast and easy way to get the shot.

The Z series lenses are Zeiss, the old super speeds and ulta speeds are by various companies, canon, nikon, and whoever else. The Primos are made by Leitz.

Usually you keep the resume pretty simple. Have sections for features, tv, commercials, music videos. List the project name, director, and DP. That is all you basically need. I get many resumes sent to me, and if they list education, I usually throw them in the trash, since it is quite obvious they havent done anything. Experience is always more important that schooling.