Martin Yernazian

hehehe well that sucks! nah... enjoy it. I want a S16 cam again. I regret selling my Les Boscher converted Eclair NPR. That thing was a tank.

I may be interested in purchasing it from you if you want to let it go.

http://youtu.be/G4T1Zi_azHM Shot mostly on the BMCC.

Gorgeous!

At last!!! a real response! Thank you! Techy questions sometimes lead to robot answers. Not here... but in other forums. I feel I'm dealing with machines not people... no wonder cinema has gone down an even eternal swage drain. Thank you for the time to write such a detail opinion.

Dear Freya... I have discarted any Red camera... for that amount of data and that price I will go for the A-cam.... but still I'm very torn. I don't know what to get...

Gabriel... there is any other codec you could shoot with the camera?

now that we are going back on forth any other camera suggestions?

Adrian what is the crop factor on the fs700? also I love the BMCC... I saw a few out there... they are great cams... rolling shutter? I might be able to deal with it but the Ikonoskop is top runner... the only thing is the price. I might be able to secure more funds or try to get sponsored by Ikonoskop itself.

Gabe I'm really interested in the Ikonoskop but the data management kills me. 80 gigs for 15 minutes?? also what are the things that you foresee that camera will have with new upgrades?

@Freya: many people are selling their red one's at an incredible low price also I know a few people that got a few red one on sale to then re sell them to people like who could not afford the kit at the time. Maybe this is only happening in the US.

Dear Adrian. Thank you for your input. In regards of glass, there is plenty of lenses from large format cameras and medium format cameras that no one has really used. I've had great results... but that is when I'm experimenting. To shoot this film I do want something very flexible as if I was shooting super 16 with an LTR 54. But at the same time I do enjoy a prepared lighting scenario. BMCC is a favorite, the same as the FS700 and the Ikonoskop ( yet I have issues with all them) but I think that is what I'm narrowing them down too. Scarlet is an option as well (I've shot a film with it. Cool little camera)

I have been struggling with this for a long time. Looking for a camera for the last shooting phase of my 9 year old run documentary "Art Officially Favored" What I want is the following: I want to create highly cinematic scenes ( with the help of lighting of course be it natural or artificial) = quality To be able to run and shoot for some guerrilla scenes= stable Very little to no rolling shutter, specially useful in those guerilla moments I love to handheld my cameras. I've been using a 5d mark 2 for a long time and I hate the rolling shutter ( plus the moire and anti-ailising) but overall a "cute" camera to get plenty done. I want to step it up. Interchangeable lenses: I would love to use any kind of glass. My father is a photo-technician. I have access to all kind of glass... from all kind of times. (the dirtier the better) all kind of formats... we have had some really cool results with anything from the 1910's to the 60s. Also I love in camera tricks.... low shutter speeds and different frame rates.... (where is the fun!?) Sound: I have also the chance of a recorder... but why not getting something that is already part of the pack. I'm intending on getting a Blackmagic HyperDeck Shuttle if needed. Some of my my choices are the following ( please forgive me if these might sound a bit to random) BlackMagic Camera: I know... to new, to random.. yet isn't that the spirit of cinema. I know the price is 3k. I'm willing to put up the rest on the accessories... Panasonic AG-AF100A: Looks good as a doc camera but I'm afraid of rolling shutter and a camera that seems to be old tech. Sony FS700: Don't trust Sony tech but that might be an old juju of mine. This seems like a workable camera. Love the 4k possible upgrade. Like I said I feel this is the direction I want to go... where tech gets better (of course with limitations) Sony FS100: Same as up there... not 4k though, not slow mo Now to the crazy things Red One: they are on sale, they are big and robust but 4.5k with a build fan base and plenty of parts and room to grow. Ikonoskop A-Cam dii: this camera is weird, new... and so hot. I love this camera.... cons... price and their workflow. Can we make it happen... yes. But is it the best? Love the idea of being able to use any Super 16mm glass. My goal is to get a camera to finish this project but also to have a piece of gear that I could carry the edge to use in the next couple of projects. I would appreciate any kind of help and constructive opinions. Thanks Again.

We shot this puppy in the middle of the Death Valley, CA. Las Vegas, NV and a bit in Hollywood. We used mainly the 17-40mm zoom by Canon L series and a few primes. The cameras never had a problem and they hold the beating pretty great. So Now go ahead and constructively criticize my work =D. Best

I honored it the last day we talk which was the second of june.... it took that long for them to make the refund... not me... I posted it right away....