Ryan Fleet

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My Sony A7siii Pre-Order came through finally but I can't keep it. I opened it up and looked at the new menu layout shot some video clips and then put back in box, didn't shoot any photos and then I reset camera to factory settings. I didn't use anything other than the camera since I had extra Sony batteries from my A7iii. Everything is as it arrived brand new and it's ready to ship this morning. Purchased from B&H. Google drive link to photos let me know if you want more - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MheZQsnPtvXtbVl-_l2oBxpr-bZqs2FB?usp=sharing

I also have a Fotodiox pro Canon FD to C mount adapter that I will throw in too.

SOLD - Kern Switar 1.6/10mm H16 RX C Mount Still for sale is.... - Bolex rex 4 (Serviced by Du-All Camera in 2018) - 1550 Pelican Case (Currently Stored in this case) - x2 100' rolls of Kodak 500t stored in freezer for 12 months (still in my freezer) NEW PRICE FOR EVERYTHING IS $1,650 + Shipping

Selling my Bolex Rex 4 that I purchased from Du-All in 2018. The camera was fully serviced by the Du-All team and put up for sale by them and I bought it from them. Since purchased I've shot 500ft of film through it. All of which can be seen at the links below. I've ran into no issues with this camera but just don't shoot with it so I'm looking to sell. Selling everything below for $1,900+ Shipping (I'll ship it anywhere) - Bolex rex 4 (Serviced by Du-All Camera in 2018) - Kern Switar 1.6/10mm H16 RX C Mount - 1550 Pelican Case (Currently Stored in this case) - x2 100' rolls of Kodak 500t stored in freezer for 12 months (still in my freezer) GoogleDrive Link to view photos - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bbu6Iwxo0i0ck5uulRxSFxUkD1we8SFQ?usp=sharing The lens shows signs of use. I don't see any fungus in the lens but I do see some dust inside and some oil on the blades and a blueish tint of some separation on the very outer edges of the lens front element. It's really hard to see but if you shine the light right it will reflect back some blueish tint at the right angle jus ton the very outer edges. Below are examples of the camera and lens combo. I used the kern switar 10mm for about 85% of the shots below. 300ft of Kodak 7219 + 100ft of expired Kodak 7222 - Mini Doc Short 100ft of Kodak 7203 - Mini Doc Short camera test

Selling a mint condition professionally serviced Cine-mod with aperture declicked and metabones speedbooster compatible Zeiss Contax 35-70 F3.4 MMJ Lens. eBay Link - https://www.ebay.com/itm/153897713507?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Used this lens entirely for this styled wedding - BMPCC 4K + Metabones Speedbooster XL And then also used it on this styled wedding (everything except the gimbal wide shots) BMPCC 4K + Metabones Speedbooster XL Serviced by Bernie at Super16inc - $244.69 Simmod EF conversion mount - $69 Simmod 85mm OD + Lens Cap - $58 FollowFocusGears - $40 Rear authentic Zeiss ZE Lens Cap - $20 OPTICS are mint NO FUNGUS NO HAZE NO SCRATCHES NO BALSAM SEPARATION NO OIL ON BLADES The lens focus is smooth and the zoom push is fantastic. Even going into macro mode feels great with no hiccups. The de-clicked aperture has a strong but smooth resistance so you can't just bump it to a different aperture when shooting. This lens was completely serviced and disassembled and cleaned and lubed and then it was put back together and collimated/calibrated. Shipping will be fedex ground signature required with insurance.

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Selling my Last Kern Switar lens -- I last used this on a Bolex Rex 4 about a year ago to shoot this https://vimeo.com/364691404 It has been sitting unused for about a year in a pelican case. The lens has small dust inside when you shine a light through and the aperture blades are starting to show signs of oil on them other than that it looks good. eBay listing - https://www.ebay.com/itm/153880531794

Mark, Thanks for the link! I’ll buy this and test it out. This set up is for a very specific scenario where I don’t necessarily need the monitor to tilt and I cant use a shoulder rig. I want to keep it really minimal for a travel film. However, I would love to be able to swivel it so i can line it up directly in line with the top handle. This option I’ve actually been eyeing and could work if it doesn’t slip when I put pressure on it. The downfall is it looks like that it’s going to add a decent amount of height to the rig. I just ordered it and I’ll let you know. I wish Zacuto made a Viewfinder for the BMPCC 4K specifically—but they said the screen is too large, when I emailed them. I saw this Viewfinder option on eBay but it limits you in the touch screen is covered up and it doesn’t pop off like a Zacuto does since it’s screwed into the camera cage. Granted you can use most of the main setting with the buttons and you can use the Bluetooth app to change settings. Also I spoke with the guy and it may or may not work with my tilta cage. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F254379502952 Thanks for the help Mark, I appreciate it.

I’m sure there is a simple fix to this but I’m having a tough time finding some solutions. I figured someone here could point me in the right direction of some items I haven’t looked at yet. Currently I’m using a double sided 3/8 screw mount to screw into my tilta camera cage handle and then into my VL35 monitor. I’m creating a cheap EVF for my BMPCC 4K camera for another point of contact (see images). It’s super sturdy and works great, however every time I screw it on the monitor ends up facing the wrong way. I have to cycle through a bunch of different screws until one of them kind of gets close enough for the monitor to face the way I need it too. Obviously, I exclusively use this screw now as my mounting option. It’s not perfect as I’ve never been able to get it perfect. But it kind of works. I’ve also used a hot shoe option but it wasn’t sturdy enough at all. I’ve used a magic arm which was worse than the hot shoe mount. (Cheap and semi expensive brands) would gladly pay for something extremely sturdy but Not sure this is even the correct route to go. In a perfect world the monitor would sit super low like this (to the top handle on the cage) and be able to be adjusted and locked in the correct position all while being extremely sturdy so I can push my eye against it as a point of contact. And it can’t get loose through out the day of shooting. Fantasy world I know. Currently I’m looking at the Ram ball head mounts. Lensrentals uses these and they are extremely sturdy but really large. I would really love any sort of feedback of ideas to try to make this work better. google drive link to the rig https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-jKS1GpjVHYuFf7JdQ8N0pr7roKCJbFr

Great info, I'll look to bring more travel pop up negative fill. I was thinking of throwing one directly over top of the talent and then one on the side to create some shadow then using a really soft light to fill in and maybe add an eye light. I did some digging and I think I found the spot you're talking about. Was it for Vice? Looks like you kept it tight and shallow and then the grade was a little desaturated probably because of the mixed lighting? Thanks Robin, yes, i'm from the US, I'll use 1/60 shutter to be safe!

Thanks for the feedback, very helpful! Max, this is going to end up on their social channels and played at an annual internal conference. I have some Dracast Daylight LED panels I'll bring one of them with a soft-box, gels, and V mount to Power. I'll have some negative fill and bounce on hand. Most of these stores are in a mall setting with no windows so that is my biggest concern. It may or may not be that big of a deal because generally malls have giant windows on the roof that by placing the subject closer to the store opening I should be able to get some of that daylight coming in. But obviously you never know until you get there. Good point about the audio. Trying to get the internal music turned off in the store will be very important. Hoping the internal Mall music isn't going to be terribly loud. I thought about using my zooms the Canon 24-70 F2.8L and the Canon 70-200 F2.8L but was thinking maybe to get a little better of a look to use the primes. However, I agree with you that zooms are going to be easier to work with, so I might leave the primes out. Something I didn't mention; I'm also thinking of having another camera body with same settings set up with a wider focal length to go at any moment. Either on a Ronin-S Gimbal or just hand held. I'm thinking about B-Roll and also portraits of the talent shot HFR with a little push in. I'll have to get an assistant too. Good point about not wanting to leave gear around un-attended and shopping malls can create long walking distances between your car. Robin, frame rate is 23.976 1/50 shutter but I'll have to adjust it to get rid of any present flicker from the practicals. Bottom line is I'm just going to have to work within my constraints because I can't bring a lot of my gear. I just wanted to be thoughtful about the look of this to the best of my ability. I'm going to try hard to turn the practicals on or off for my needs and place the talent where I need them. From what I know the talent is eager to be on camera and know I'll be coming in advance so that should work in my favor. Thanks again for the feedback.

I'm shooting some retail interior store interviews during store hours. Most are located inside store malls. I'm told I can't disrupt traffic in the store so turning off some of the lights might not be an option. I'll be shooting with two Sony A7sii and some Zeiss Milvus lenses. 25, 35, 50, 85 F1.4 Trying to figure out what I can pack for lighting that I can easily travel with and fly with - with a solo crew. Keeping a small footprint in the store is going to be some what important. The stores are not going to be the giant stores like a Macy's or Jc Penney's. I'm told it will be a small store like a jewelry store. My first thought is to just keep it simple and bring some negative fill and do what I can with it. Another thought I had was bringing a very simple china ball or something that could just add some very soft fill to the face. These obviously aren't high budget but I do want them to look good, given the circumstances. Does anyone have any tips on things that could be useful in a scenario like this?

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