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Great point, Patryk. I recently bought both 35mm Arriflex (including lenses) and Super 16 cameras for almost nothing. (Granted, I'll never find raw stock or a lab to process, but I've got great...

As others have said - Everyone owns what they need now. As filmmakers, when we get a job, we bid it with the gear in mind that we already have on hand. The clients don't know - they just want an...

Well said, Patryk and Barry. Agree 100%. Czdodo, I will be very interested in reading your thesis and hope you post it on DVXUser. Add into the mix that the internet is fast becoming the primary...

This discussion has interestingly split into what is required to shoot something and what is required to exhibit something. Shooting involves liability. Exhibiting involves licensing the image. ...

In general, it depends on the use. For example, for use in commercials, it is MUCH more restrictive. Everyone and everything must be released. This is because, for commercials, the use falls under...

This is exactly the problem. Everyone is a "filmmaker" now-a-days. It has become so easy and so accessible - and worse yet, everyone thinks they are good at it - and clients have no idea what is...

I am really impressed - especially with the "denoise" aspect.

The ASC refers to cinematography (and I agree) as a creative and interpretive process that culminates in the authorship of an original work of art rather than the simple recording of a physical...

Old fashioned incident light meter. If I know how many footcandles are falling on a scene, not only does that give me my exposure reading (one must know their lens because f-stops and t-stops are...

Of course, I'll stay away from the obvious feature guys, but I like
Bobby Sheehan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdjjZ9nIhcU

Jeff Weiser
http://vimeo.com/9033778

Toby Phillips...

Very nice.
But not what I would refer to as a reel that showcases "cinematography". It's more of a very nice cameraman/filmmaker reel. The ASC refers to cinematography (and I agree) as a creative...

I loved the film.
An interesting dynamic was happening during the screening: everyone under 30 was laughing. Everyone over 30 was crying. Everyone loved it.

No offense meant. Thought GH3er's might be interested commenting in their forum, as well. Their perspective might be interesting.
If you consider this a double-post or that the window for the...

Taking pre-orders now on Amazon.
No 1080 60p.
No articulated LCD.
No trouble for Panasonic GH3 (for video).
(Granted, larger sensor.)

I had a real problem with the production design. In all of the interiors, I always felt I was watching a stage production. (SPOILER ALERT...) And what's with that street that the confrontation...

I vote for the same 3 items.
I don't want to take advantage of the opportunity and just list a bunch of random requests. These 3 are, by far, the most important. Thank you.

You are exactly right - it depends on what kind of film you are making. For example, if the footage ends up in a commercial, you MUST get everyone's signature (including your example above). It...

Good grief! It's absolutely gorgeous!
I love the blacks and the darks. The candle-lit scenes are wonderful.
I always tell people, when lighting and shooting "Don't be afraid of the dark!"...

Many job offers today are contingent on having a BA or MFA under your belt. Granted, I think real-world experience is more important, but companies use it was a filtering device...unfortunately.

Film DP's used to do the same thing.
There was a lab on La Brea here in Hollywood (RGB Labs) that would take all of the different Kodak and Fuji motion picture stocks and roll them onto 35 slr loads...

To your point, I think we need an exclusive GH3 section.

I see the "skipping frames randomly" part. That is not a function of anything to do with your camera. The only thing your camera will do at 1/50 of a second with a fast move is to blur the action. ...

I've have purchased both the Canon 5D Mark iii and the 60d. I found this video very informative and look forward to the arrival of my Panasonic GH3.

I think it's time for a dedicated Panasonic GH3 forum.