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Thinking about the history of video production makes you really appreciate the wonder of cinema and film and what people have been able to create with it for the last century.

It's all really...

I can't say I see much of a difference between 1970 and 1982 (besides the change in time/people/atmosphere).

Very little if anything, tbh.

Maybe not the best examples, but in hindsight it's...

haha, sorry.

Online forums and actual television production generally seem so far apart that I subconsciously referred to the people working there (YOU!) as they.

And TY. Cool cameras!


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Been watching K&P marathon all day...

If I may, do you know what they used for the S4:E9 "Aerobics Meltdown" dancing part?

I'm sure they had vintage cameras on other episodes here and there...

As far as IQ, I think we’re too past the point to analyze a difference. They are both so low-quality that most people only view them as being similar to an Instagram filter (the “old” look).
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Rode on-camera microphones usually lead the way in terms of worldwide popularity. There are different models...a pro version would be the best if it’s in your budget.

Check out some samples on...

Just wait...

Not retired, just honestly have less and less of an interest in manual labor to be quite frank. lol

I was a big gamer growing up in the golden age of video games with mostly Sega, Nintendo and PlayStation 1 and 2 but fell off hard after a little bit of PS3.

I picked up a Switch (Lite) two years...

Yeah. BB closed a couple of locations over the last 10 years and has their solo HQ in Syosset. Not sure if they are still open but I think they are (was there last summer).

I post something here once every 2 years, ha.

Just finished playing Hades. Game was a best-seller and beyond critically acclaimed for a year but just never got to it. Finally put in my 200th hour...

Cameta Camera

Most likely can't do it manually...Panasonic would have to diagnose the sensor and do it on their end.

A nightmare to send in when you don't have the time (or just don't want to, lol).
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IMO, Panasonic MFT cameras are simply terrible with noise (besides maybe the GH5S to a certain point).

There's always a chance there's some hardware issue (or you require a black balance from a...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoLXoIJQhJo

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haha, just showing the top sellers and best sellers on B&H...the little badges that cameras receive if they are doing well, especially with preorders (at least for their business).

And the a7SIII...

When I started doing this 5 years ago or so, it wasn't every model.

Now it's not even fun to do anymore...every Sony and Canon higher-end camera is a top seller or best seller (everyone else...

My local, pretty big camera shop went out of business before the pandemic.

Competition seems so brutal...just a grind to get by now I imagine versus easily selling a few trucks of $75K betacams...

Sony and Canon "flagship" owners (or close to it) are always getting the short end of the stick with new features compared to the newer cameras.

This has trickled over to RED and Blackmagic too.
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IMO, definitely not.

For interviews, you need multiple feet (2-3-4+) to even start seeing and appreciating the movement/effect.

That's a good question...IDK, but if it's not changing I think they would average it out.

All built-in ND filters have IR control and it's enough to satisfactorily contain any pollution for most people, but it's also the big reason why image extremists (in the sense of controlling their...

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Not sure about every model Fujifilm has, but the ND in the best video model they have (X100V) doesn't work in video (only photo).

Canon's XC10/15 (if applicable) was most likely the first.
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There's a little lever by the shutter that looks like you'll be able to move it left and right (W and T) when operating with compatible lenses, or probably for clear image zoom as well (not the first...