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Hello Everyone, I have decided to break-up my kit and sell my Sony F35 camera body separately at a highly reduced price than previously listed. The camera body comes with the coveted and ultra rare BandPro wet dock, as opposed to the bulky IF box. In addition to being a lot smaller than the IF box, the BandPro wet dock has four 1.5G HDSDI outputs, to deliver 12 bit 4:4:4, GPIO output, and power output to an external recorder. I am also including a custom-made V-mount battery plate with integrated belt clip, a custom-made AC power adapter, to power the camera from a 120V outlet, and the original top handle. Everything is in good to very good physical condition and 100% functional. Here is the list of items included in this sale: - Sony F35 CineAlta Camera Body Serial #11036 - BandPro Codex CDX-P055 Sony F35 "wet dock" - Custom-made V-mount battery plate with 3 foot (1 meter) cord and belt clip - Custom-made AC adapter with 20 feet (6 meter) cord - Original top handle Here is the link to a series of high resolution photos to see the camera in detail: CLICK HERE I am selling my F35 for a bargain price of $3000 + PayPal fee + shipping. I will also accept Venmo, in which case there would be no PayPal fee. I am located in the San Francisco Bay Area. If you are local, you are welcome to come pick the camera up in a COVID safe environment. I also have extensive experience in packing and shipping delicate items safely everywhere in the world, so domestic or international shipping is not a problem. Should you have any questions, please let me know. Cheers, Igor

Selling my lovely, maxed-out Sony F3. You won’t find a better version of this camera anywhere - this unit has both the RGB 4:4:4 upgrade (for 10-bit 4:4:4 uncompressed output) and Element Technica’s amazing body armour modification, which strips away all of the handycam-style nonsense of the original F3, and turns the camera into an incredibly solid and genuinely production-friendly machine. They called this thing the “Baby Alexa” for a reason, with full 4:4:4 colour subsampling, huge dynamic range, and incredible low-light performance (due to its massive photosites), when you pair it with an external recorder, you get fantastic images in 1080p up to 60fps. I’ve been using it as a B-camera to my Alexa for the last few years, and it’s kinda remarkable how well the image from the Sony keeps up. It’s been very well looked after and is in great condition, with a low 677 hours on the body. The baseplate also includes a rear 15mm LWS rod clamp (not pictured) for mounting a v-lock plate or other accessories. It has a great set of built-in pre-amps, so for documentary interviews, or corporate shoots where you need to run sound into the camera as well, it really works a treat. So if you’re after a cheap, but powerful S35mm camera, with the reliability that Sony’s Cinealta cameras always deliver, and don’t want to deal with the mess and complexity of the mirrorless cameras, this might be of interest to you. Looking for $3,200 AUD (ex. GST) / $2,400 USD Located in Melbourne, Australia, but happy to ship worldwide.

Shot at 320 ISO. Look at the pink/blue lit wall in the background. Why am I getting this color banding. I would think it should be very clean here at these settings. https://christeebo.screenlight.tv/shares/kbwUZO7hQjCQevbijPOSsZkEgfKgnU6u

Hey Guys, I came across some 94 min HDSR stock that was getting liquidated. These have never been recorded on and came factory sealed. I've marked them way below market price ($40 off), and they are shipped by Amazon via my online store. Amazon link here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006C0UUX4 Please pass the word if you know anyone looking for these. Thanks and have a nice day :D

I'm planning to shoot my next film, "Self Help" on DVX100B, Andromeda, Reel Stream, 4:4:4. I bough a barely used gear from a Texas based production comany that went bust. No idea how to use it but I have a manual. That's a start :) Anyway if there are any DP's out there that can share their experience or give advice then that would be well appreciated. When the time comes we'll be looking for a DP but until now I just wanted to shoot some tests before I decide to shoot the film on andro instead of S16mm Aaton. Here's a photo of it: http://www.ivan-samuel.com/apps/blog/show/42844741-camera-choice-for-self-help- Ta!

I'm planning to shoot my next film, "Self Help" on DVX100B, Andromeda, Reel Stream, 4:4:4. I bough a barely used gear from a Texas based production comany that went bust. No idea how to use it but I have a manual. That's a start :) Anyway if there are any DP's out there that can share their experience or give advice then that would be well appreciated. When the time comes we'll be looking for a DP but until now I just wanted to shoot some tests before I decide to shoot the film on andro instead of S16mm Aaton. Here's a photo of it: http://www.ivan-samu...-for-self-help- Ta!