Feli di Giorgio

Chanel 'Timeless' A spec commercial directed by Feli di Giorgio (aka Harry Lime) and shot by Aymeric Montouchet on a Sony F3 in uncompressed 10bit RGB444 slog with Baush + Lomb Super Baltar prime lenses. The digital intermediate and Technicolor processing was done by Feli di Giorgio. Shot in sunny Burbank, California. For more information please visit www.felidigiorgio.com Thanks Feli

Those clever Germans. That is what I suspected. thanks

I just purchased a set of Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 mk III for S16 (9.5/12/16/25) and noticed that the white engraving around the front element has been removed on all off them (or never was there in the first place...). The engraving noting the focal length etc is present, just the white paint is missing. It's not a big deal, but I did find that curious and wondered if it had been removed to eliminate possible reflections with filters? Or did they come from the factory like this? Anyone? Thanks

SONY PMW F3L - LNIB (like new in box) with CBK-RGB01 (slog) / Dual-Link RGB 4:4:4 HD-SDI Output option and accessories $9999 for entire package More pictures available upon request This camera was recently purchased for a project that did not materialize. The usage counter indicates 12 hours, accumulated as the camera was powered on upon purchase for inspection and firmware updates (v1.4 installed). The camera has the full slog 444 option with Dual-Link RGB 4:4:4 HD-SDI output from the factory. This is how the cameras was ordered from Bandpro in Burbank, California. This was prior to the free slog offer from Sony. The slog option has not yet been installed from the Sony supplied SxS card. The rest of the items are also LNIB and have not been used. The EX-L96 batteries were charged twice. The camera is located in Los Angeles and we can arrange a local pick up. SONY PMW-F3L (1) with CBK-RGB01 slog option / Dual-Link RGB 4:4:4 HD-SDI Output PL Mount Adapter Condition: LNIB Berkey F3 Top Mount Cheese Plate (1) Condition: LNIB 32GB SxS-1 Memory Card (1) Condition: LNIB Hoodman SxSxSDXC adapter (1) SD card to SxS adapter. Condition: Like new, partial packaging SWITRONIX EX-L96 battery (2 units) SWT-EX-L96 Condition: LNIB SWITRONIX ADAPTER CABLE (1) SWT-PT-XF3 Condition: LNIB SWITRONIX POWERBASE CHARGER (1) SWT-PB70C Condition: LNIB SONY SINGLE BATTERY CHARGER FOR BP BATTERIES (1) SO-BC-U1 Condition: Like new, partial packaging "Mastering the Sony PMW-F3" by Vortex Media Introduction to the F3 on three DVD. Condition: Like new, watched once. Total new from Bandpro or similar dealer: $15,250 (plus taxes)

thanks for the feedback. My thinking was along the lines of Stewart's. Hard light source vs soft through diffusion. A few years back I built a 'lantern' from a lamp I found at Ikea and quartz bulbs. The shade was collapsible and in the shape of a giant hockey puck. It was made from this strange synthetic paper material. It was really brilliant, but unfortunately it went missing in storage.

Has anyone noticed a difference in the quality of light you get from a China ball that is driven with a spiral fluorescent vs a long quartz bulb? The quartz bulb puts out a hard light vs the soft light of the spiral fluorescent. So, I am curious if there is a difference in the quality of the diffused light. As an example, does the quartz bulb give you more throw? etc thanks