Bob Hobbs

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If you know, you know.. Really sad to see this go. https://www.dropbox.com/s/jnz4okgnq2gsgyd/IMG_7799.jpeg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/ewl4t07f9pcc1g2/IMG_7800.jpg?dl=0 Comes with IKONOSKOP SP-16 body, c-mount, rechargeable battery, 12v dc, 3m remote cable currently set up for a shoulder type rig. Will also include original small rods/plate. Angenieux 17-68 2.2 dogleg finder Angenieux 25mm 1.4 Ikonoskop 9mm t1.5 w/ parallax viewer I bought it in 2015, second hand. Used a handful of times, maybe 3 rolls of film. But it's such a neat camera, e

Thanks Tyler!

Hey there, any feedback? shot this in lockdown, one man crew. helios lens, Aja cion camera, graded in resolve. 1 lav. any comments or roasts are appreciated. https://vimeo.com/511753494 cheers!

Honestly, For rigging purposes, I could have went with a Large chimera Pancake and rigged the lights directly inside bouncing up and would have been just as happy with the quality of light, and half the time rigging. But I didn't have to throw money at this problem so it's a success. Stills to come!

Rosco Super Soft to line the Skirt. Thanks again!

I decided on a 4x6 white bounce, Quasars mounted to the frame with a 1-stop diffusion underneath. The quasar open end parallel to the floor, hoping to get a mix of direct light through the diff and also bouncing around.

Hey! Thanks for all your help Satsuki! Shoot is wrapped and here is the final Frankenstein light. Ugly looking but good quality light.

Got an Old OKC Lomo 18mm. Modded for real close focus. Love that focal length.

Hey Satsuki, shooting BMMCC at 800ASA 180s and hopefully 28.-4 split. Thanks, I only have the 12x12 grid cloth with sash, no frame. Was just going to tie it off on the top. If I was going to bounce, I would only have 8x8 foam core to use with it behind, if I was going to do a top down bounce. I just think i'd more spill if i went that route. and yes, I will be blacking out the windows. If I wanted to do 120d's shooting up into the foamcore, back through the 12x12, I would try and build a make-shift Duvetyne skirt to control spill on the outer walls. But I won't have a

Here is the studio space.

Hello, I'm prepping for my first DP shoot in a while, And I'm looking to bounce my plan off of everybody. Shooting a scene in a studio.. Trying to emulate this scene from Fight Club. NO budget so I'm using what I''ve got. I have a (2) Aputure 120d w/ Chimera Pancakes w/ skirts. (5 ) 4' quasar tubes. Also a set 4'4bank Kinos. A lot of Duv and a 12x12 full grid I'm looking to light the centre of the studio space top-down, and backlight the walls to hopefully have some shadow separation in-between. Also, the scene has actors moving all around under the top light, in an o

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https://nofilmschool.com/blackwing7-custom-tuned-lenses-bradford-young-asc Custom tuned lenses, interesting. This with an LF Mini will make wonders. Not sure if this is new news or old news

Hey Man, Just do the math in your head, should be good enough (relative to your post-process) and rent yourself a set of 4x4 ND's. Unless your willing to spend upwards of $500USD for a decent Variable. P.s. trying to answer your rear-projection questions, also waiting on others to reply to yours cause it's something i've have interest in as well. Best of Luck!