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Ali Walker

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  1. Thank for the replies- I'll test and get it check out first- first impressions are great though. Cautious that the dust will attract moisture in long run?
  2. I've seen a anamorphic 20-120 in perfect working order except has "slight/small amount of dust between elements that doesn't effect performance." There is no fungus etc etc and its £1200. Has anyone brought a lens with a small amount of dust like this? Thoughts?
  3. Have you tried cinemas? They may have old digital projectors knocking about in projection room. I have done this before, but Christies supplied the kit along with a technician, and the biggest issue you may have is real 24p. Yes the light output is very powerful but some of the cheaper units like Sony have naff quality of light and you'll end up building rig to flag the ambient light. They filmed large parts of Oblivion wth DLP projectors and no lights for a global illumination look. What about keying the background in?
  4. I definitely wouldn't shoot this scene in 35mm. The quality of lamp in the projector is your first issue. You would need a Barco/Christies DLP projector for decent light output and true 24p etc. Some projectors don't run at 24p (especially 99% of consumer ones- even if they say so 23.98). Then if you can't afford those projectors (rentals are very expensive), you will have issues with colour depending upon the type of projector used etc etc etc. If you have to shoot 35mm for this then use an old 35mm film projector- you'll get the look you're after and a much better quality light output. But I would still shot this digital!
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