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Kit Mackenzie

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  1. @Simon Wyss Thank you very much, after a few readings and a bit of American Cinematographer Manual consultation I reckon I've got my head around it, fascinating technique. Any idea how the OCN was masked to give the soft edges? Although on closer inspection perhaps the edge isn't soft actually and it was a hard matte? Do you have a source for Dunn's explanation? Would love to read more about his techniques over the years. Thanks
  2. Yes I couldn't see any slide and the out of focus area appears to curve out to the edges which would mean you couldn't slide it in. @David Mullen ASC I can't discern any shift in the movement of the crowd though - so not dissolving between a version with and a version without the effect. Are you suggesting they shot the blurred version without the crowd and then partially overlayed this and compensated for exposure somehow? There does seem to be a slight flicker... Or are you saying the effect was done completely in the optical printer by introducing a filter at that process? Thanks
  3. Hello! Apologies if this is been addressed before but my searching hasn't pulled anything up... West Side Story - 1961 - 39m 5s. The wide shot of the hall dancing and then the middle begins to blur. We then cut to shots that are constantly blurred but how was this transition shot carried out do we reckon? There's no noticeable dissolve in the action of the dancers so I couldn't see it being a dissolve from a clean to blurred pass - it seems like it must be something more complex no? Tricky to demonstrate in still images only but a few below and the clip is here: Thanks
  4. For Sale: A Sachtler Studio II Heavy Duty tripod head and legs system with hard case Photos here Tripod head: Sachtler Studio II / Arri 150M Fluid Head 150mm bowl fitting Snap plate (1/4” and 3/8” screws) seated in a top sliding plate (removable) on a 17cm dovetail - giving 10cm of adjustment range when using snap plate 8 Pan tension settings (0>7) 8 Tilt tension settings (0>7) 8 levels of counter balance via 3 individually selectable and mixable levels +90º to -60º tilt range Pan and tilt locks working great 2 section pan handle with mounting rosettes on either side of the head Load capacity: 50kg Legs and mid level spreader: 3 Stage legs with 150mm bowl fitting and weight hook Removable mid level adjustable 2 section spreader with 4 angle positions 3 Removable rubber feet, legs are double spiked when rubber feet removed Spare rubber foot included. Hard Plastic Tripod Carrying Tube: Ronford Baker Brand Side carrying handle built into case Top opening and buckle Very strong 108cm tall with lid, 27cm wide Overall the system shows wear and has marks in places but is all in very good operational condition - this is a heavy duty head and a solid system with plenty of life left in it. I’m open to offers and also a possible part exchange for a less heavy duty setup. Based in London (SW9), willing to ship if needs be. Weights Tripod head: 7kg Legs: 5.4kg Tube: 4.9kg Total: 17.3kg Heights (measured from top of snap plate to include head height of 18cm) Lowest operational height: 77cm (spreader at widest position, could be lower if removed and working outdoors) Tallest operational height: 175cm (spreader at narrowest position and all leg sections extended) Price: £4000 ONO
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