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Eon S Mora

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  1. That's a neat trick. Have you noticed particular patterns that correlate with certain light characteristics?
  2. Hi there, Just did a scout at the house we'll be shooting at, and it's full of new-fangled LEDs in every room, all set up to be controlled via wi-fi. It's mostly overhead can lights with LED floods, and ornamental fixtures with the new Phillips edison type bulbs. However I came across some LEDs I've never seen before in the kitchen's hanging fixtures. They are 360 degree bulbs that use the old g4 style fixture. She said the bulbs were Chinese knock-off's that were cheaper. Attached is a picture of one of the replacements with packaging, and another of them in action hanging over the island. Anyone ever see these types of bulbs before? Worked or had problems with them on camera? Any bad experiences with over the counter LED's in general before? I've only shot the Phillips Hue bulbs (which are some of these) and they were fine on Film. We're shooting RED dragon. Trying to figure out if we can bing camera in on Tech. Thanks.
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    23.98 vs 24

    Thanks guys. I'd worked on a film that had shot Alexa last year and had made the choice to shoot 24.00 fps. The DP was of a film background and kind of a purist. Since then this question has been lingering in my brain, especially when people bring up the "cinematic" quality of 24, and what the heck it means now that everything is exists digitally, even what we shoot on film.
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    23.98 vs 24

    My question is partly technical, and partly just a curiosity: When shooting digitally, has anyone noticed a difference between shooting 23.976, and straight 24.00 FPS. I know this is the nearly negligible difference, but these are two different rates of capture. is there any perceptive change in how it feels or the way movement is perceived? Just some context: shooting a film with some folks that are used to shooting film. The project in mind will end up with some sort of theatrical release however it'll obviously be shot, finished and watched all digitally. If this isn't being printed to film, does NOT shooting 23.98 create an enormous post headache? Final question, is any of this worth exploring?
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