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Cannister posted:Wake up dSLR video thread! Bought a T2i last night aswell, but i'm looking for something to make zooming more smooth as I'm stuck with the kit lens. Is there any kind of thingy I can attatch to the zoom ring to make it easier to adjust the zoom smoothly? I am terrible at DIY
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I have found a possible solution , http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/canon-eos-7d-hd/475832-quick-easy-inexpensive-clever-focus-lever-7d.html seems like it would work for a zoom lens, the length of the cable tie means I should be able to get a smoother zoom going. This does the same sort of thing http://www.cinevate.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=203 at 1000% of the price. This is for a focus follow but it looks perfect for sorting my jerky zoom problems http://vimeo.com/4270555 -edit after a bit of searching round and a genius idea from a co-worker , behold my new zoom grip http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kitchen-Craft-Rubber-Bottle-Opener/dp/B0012V17Y4/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1289314167&sr=1-5 Teabiscuit fucked around with this message at 15:51 on Nov 9, 2010 |
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TheLastManStanding posted:The file system used by cameras limit it to a max size of 4gb files. On my T2i it records at 330mb/m which works out to ~12min. Considering the video type is standardized I can't image it's different in the 5dii, which means it's probably your card. One thing you have to realize when buying a card is that they are always rated in read speed since that number looks better from a marketing stand point. I can't image a sandisk card having a read of 60 and a write of less than 5, but you shouldn't rule it out. What kind of card do you have to get that supports a non-retarded file system
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I did not just watch your friend clip his toenails in HD. That is so gross
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You kinda caught your reflection in the bumper. Like really obviously 
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