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Hannes Famira

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About Hannes Famira

  • Birthday 12/03/1966

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  • Location
    Brooklyn, NY
  • My Gear
    Sony PMW-F3, Odyssey 7Q+, Alphatron, Ronford&Baker, Nikon and Lomo lenses, Arri and Dedolight tungstens, just stuff really.
  • Specialties
    I am a greenhorn film maker, a type designer by trade and passionate about both.

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    http://www.famirafilms.com

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  1. I might have misunderstood but I saw an interview with Rob Hardy on YouTube and as a throwaway line he said he shot the entirety of Ex-Machina at the same aperture that was shot mostly on Sony F65 and some outdoors scenes on F55.
  2. Ronford Baker are based out of the UK and have these items in store. Not cheap but excellent!
  3. I use a neoprene shoulder strap attached to the camera to assist me when I hold the camera cradled under my arm. This little bit of stretchiness makes it super comfortable and is a great help in smoothing out my steps. I don't remember where I picked it up. I have the attachment points positioned on the top handle's front-left and rear-right using these tiny quick releases, the military uses for gun straps.
  4. If you need to keep it super cheap these Camvate grips are very sturdy and comfortable in your hands: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N63M8NP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
  5. LOL thanks Tyler, but that was not my question. ?
  6. Speaking of NOPE I have a slightly tangential question. Does anybody recognize the lens on this camera and can you venture a guess why Antlers Holst, the character of the DP in the movie might have chosen it? Also what's that harness around the lens. Is this to attach a lens blimp? Thanks guys.
  7. My understanding is that the two cameras can’t occupy the same physical space. So in order to shoot exactly along the same axis they position them at a 90 degree angle and shoot through a prism, kind of like a teleprompter. Can anyone confirm my guess?
  8. Hey Paul, do you know of any variable electronic ND filters that are not integrated into a camera but can be used in a matte box? I see that Panasonic had something in the pipeline but I have not seen anything hit the market yet. Have you?
  9. I think he was referring to the two lights behind the ones you are describing. I am stumped as well.
  10. I am finally selling my F3. I hope it is ok to post this link to the eBay page? Please let me know if there is a preferred format: https://www.ebay.com/itm/154939074773
  11. I am looking for the anamorphic rear adapter for my Lomo Foton zoom. Any pointers would be very welcome. Thanks!
  12. I ended up going with the Tilta focus grip on the left and a wooden KinoGrip with start/stop trigger for the Odyssey recorder on the right. I will need a lot of practice to make all this feel natural but I can already tell that this will really work for me. Thanks everybody for your advice! Much appreciated.
  13. Very late follow up: I finally bought an Odyssey 7Q+ and boy am I a happy camper. Thanks everybody for all your expert advice!
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