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Just chiming in to say Ron Fricke is god incarnate and I cannot wait for Samsara to finally come out. Also, did some homework, and here's a list of 70mm or the updated version, SDS-70 (which runs 70mm at 96 images per-second) theaters in the US which would be capable of showing Samsara in it's full glory: Phoenix, AZ - Scottsdale 101 (Cine-Capri auditorium) Vancouver, BC - Granville Corte Madera, CA - Cinema Hollywood, CA - Grauman's Chinese Theatre or Cinerama Dome Newport Beach, CA - Big Newport San Francisco, CA - Any multiplex with side-masking (or a palace that shows movies) San Jose, CA - Century 21 Denver, CO - Continental or the Northfield Wasington, DC - Uptown Miami, FL - Dolphin Mall Calumet City, IL - River Oaks #9 Chicago, IL - Showplace at Roosevelt Collection Oak Park, IL - Lake Kansas City, KS - Legends at Village West Baltimore, MD - Senator Boston, MS - Fenway Minneapolis, MN - Block E St. Louis, MI - Esquire New York, NY - Ziegfield New York, NY - Lincoln Square Columbus, OH - Crosswoods UltraScreen Toronto, ON - Any theater with a large screen with side-masking (Sorry AMC 24) Philadelphia, PA - Franklin Mills Montréal, QC - Banque Scotia or the Marche Central Dallas, TX - Galaxy Houston, TX - Grand Palace Stadium Seattle, WA - Cinerama Brookfield, WI - Majestic UltraScreen These theaters can upgrade to 70mm DTS with very little cost. For SDS-70, the owners would lease the equipment for the duration of the movie's run. Support your local 70mm projection houses, people!! more info: http://www.in70mm.com/workshop/index.htm http://www.superdimension70.com/ dorkasaurus_rex fucked around with this message at 04:32 on Jun 22, 2009 |
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http://vimeo.com/4378163?pg=embed&sec= speaking of the 5dmkII, here's one of the nicer pieces of video I've seen shot on it yet
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pr0digal posted:What did you use for the mic? One of the gripes I have heard about the 5DmkII is the onboard mic isn't the greatest in the world. Also, what lens were you shooting with? That's the onboard mic and I didn't shoot it, but that guy uses one of the nicer L-series lenses, iirc. It's a Canon 24-70 mm f/2.8 L (I'm pretty sure, anyways) Carefree Koala posted:I don't want to dwell to much on the 5DMk2 in this thread, but I think this video highlights most of my criticisms of the camera and a good scenario where it shouldn't be used. Don't take this as a slam against what is a fun video, but a critique of the camera techniques inherent in the 5D and what they are baking into the images. Yeah, but it's a discreet video camera that works well in low light, and is very sharp and has a distinct style. It was some of the nicer video shot of that event, imho. I don't really think you could've gotten away with shooting a proper video camera, as it would've been too ostentatious, and not all of them would've been able to adapt to shooting when it got dark. Admittedly, it's far from a pro camera, you can't really manually change settings or anything while shooting, it's very small so it's not steady at all, etc etc, but I think it's got a certain look to it that's quite cool.
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The Affair posted:Have you tried it with the most recent firmware that allows for manual exposure control while shooting? I don't have one, but I've toyed with it extensively, and welp, it's looking like I might have to plop down the $2,700 to buy it, because that looks amazing.
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