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Clayton Kagi

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About Clayton Kagi

  • Birthday 04/04/1992

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  1. I was looking for a good price on a 7D and tried to go through one of these amazingly cheap stores (42ndphoto). I only wanted the body as I intended on getting a 17-55 f/2.8 and other accessories from a reputable store (B&H). When I called, I was harassed by the salesperson. When I said that I wanted only the body he replied, "uh okay, you do know what kind of camera this is right? You should know that you need a special memory card called a CF card". I immediately told him that I had no intention of buying their cheap ripoff cards and instead was buying a set of professional UDMA enabled cards. He then told me that "After a second look, it looks like the 7D is out of stock". So I called B&H and had had an excellent conversation with my salesperson, who personally owned a 7D and spent the time to talk with me about their pros and cons, without trying to sell me on anything. With that being said, just call B&H. It's more expensive but it's better to support a positive and helpful business than to contribute to a company that makes its money by manipulating customers to buy faulty accessories. And I've spent weeks looking for a good, reasonably priced 7D package, but it's just not out there. I assume it's the same with the 5D. Get the body, then pick out a lens (or lenses), and buy your accessories seperate. Otherwise, you're going to get something that looks good in a list on line, but is worthless once you take it out of the box and try and use it.
  2. This was the first movie that I've seen in 3D in a while, and it was a good choice. I'm not one for 3D as I've always felt distracted and less connected to the story, but I thought that computer world of Tron would be an excellent setting for a 3D environment. Initially, I thought I may have made a mistake. There was a long exposition that wasn't extraordinarily well constructed, and some odd 3D shots that left me hanging on with one hand, slightly disoriented. And then came the computer world. AMAZING production design and art direction. AMAZING sound design, the Daft Punk soundtrack was a perfect addition. Great cinematography, and great effects. I was so visually seduced that I didn't mind the iffy story. With that being said, I was pleased with my experience. I'm not sure if I would have enjoyed it in a standard theatre though, the 3D tricks were continually impressive and surprisingly supportive of the story. I would have loved to see the original Tron on 35mm print! Note: I saw this in RealD 3D
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