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About Chris Ross Leong
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- Birthday September 21
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Occupation
Cinematographer
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Location
Los Angeles CA
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My Gear
Kinor 35H, Aaron LTR54, digial BMC
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Specialties
Scripted with a look! Actual trained lighting cameraman, OG style!
Also FAA PP-ASEL private pilot and 14CFR107 licensed and commercial drone pilot.
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https://www.chrisrossleong.com
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FS: Tiffen and Harrison 4x5.65 Filters
Chris Ross Leong replied to Joe Gill's topic in Cine Marketplace
Joe, hi! Can you please call me? Need to discuss the producer's requirements for lenses... Thanks! Chris Ross Leong Sherman Oaks CA (818) 397 0333 chris@chrisrossleong.com www.chrisrossleong.com -
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Chris Ross Leong replied to Joe Gill's topic in Cine Marketplace
Joe, hello! Could you set aside the UltraPolarizer for me? We can chat when I drop by to rent your camera. Chris Chris Ross Leong Sherman Oaks CA -
Hi all! Looking for a great set of inexpensive 35mm shooting gear? 1) Kinor 35H from LenFilm, 35mm sound (-sh, like a BL2) camera body, 400ft and 1000ft mags, motor, speed controls, follow focus, matte box, power handle etc. 2) Konvas 3H 35mm MOS camera body, 400ft mags 3) Lomo 300mm f/2.5 sports tele lens in OTC-19 4) Lomo 10mm f/2.8 ultra wide lens in OCT-19 5) OCT-19 to Canon EF adaptor. All in decent nick but not recently used. Time to clear it all out. Name your price. Either I'll laugh, or we'll deal. Or you'll laugh first and not reply! It's all good. Pix to seriou
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Vitaly! Yes, you know your Russian lenses! The 91 series is the best! And yes, this particular sample does not vignette, even at 7.5mm and T2.9! Have gate photos posted to show that. Yes, it's outstanding, but coupled with the matched serial number wide adaptor and the collination for this camera, whoever ends up with it will surely be as pleased with it as I have been! All the best Chris
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I have also found an Aaton body to Arri PL lens stainless steel adaptor, and an Aaton to Nikon F lens adaptor, both in exchange/like new condition and both included. Also a spare mini Amphenol motor power plug that I bought to make up a remote start-stop cable. My prime buyer looking to fall through so back to reasonable offers for the camera, lens and wide, three mags, cases and accessories, minus matte box and tripod. Thanks!
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In a public reply to a few private inquiries, here's more information about this camera: This camera started off life as LTR7 #C834, purchased by remote from the UK. It was modified there by Les Bosher the camera tech before it was sent over here to the US, to run at higher speeds than the 7 ran, and to have its lens fitted and collimated. I thought initially it was an LTR54, i.e. the top speed was 54fps, since the top speed wasn't 32fps any more (like the original LTR7's had) but 54fps, or so I thought, since people who know Aatons know about the 7s and the 54s, and that's about it.
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More news: (sorry for the double post - the previous post didn't appear on my computer until after I posted this one.... don't know why!) I thought the motor was running a bit on the loud side, as I recalled it before, so I checked closer... and This is an Aaton LTR70 HS, modified from its original 54fps config. The camera test above was with the camera running at 70fps. So apart from the crystal sync speeds of 24/25fps, it has 6, 12, 18. 20, sync, 28, 32, 54, and 70fps rates. At sync speed the camera is as quiet as I remembered it to be. Also it's smooth, consistent (severa