If you add in the sales of Nikon and Apple which uses Sony imaging sensors, there's a bit of surprise of how Sony is winning compared to Canon.
Sony+Sony Partners makes more than Canon... I think?
I'm looking at how Sony sells camera sensors to Apple for their iPhones, Nikon cameras use Sony sensors, how the Sony FX series is in the lead with freelancers and documentarians in my area, I've seen plenty of professional photographers use Sony A7S cameras, the Venice is popular on TV and...
Say for example you're someone who is a bit naïve but someone who is trying their best to do what is right. You're fresh for the job or fresh out of film school not used to the film set. When you are on set you are making rookie mistakes, and making odd socially awkward mistakes and mistakes...
The point of that book is to say that when you spend time alone trying to relax, are spending it in a positive and constructive way, or are you making yourself more angry than before due to what you now watched?
As a filmmaker and as someone who comes to work all the time, anything could happen. You don't know what may go on in another person's home. What may go on in their life. Even what news they may discover from a text message. Now, the issue isn't so much that you want to give up your job, but how...
I learned from Griffin Hammond to try just using oil absorbing wipes for my talent. Some people I don't believe like being primed up for the camera. However, the purpose of stage and film make-up more than anything is for the camera, for technical reasons like to make your eyes pop out, or...
Watched it. The guy makes a ton of toilet jokes, based. Talks about his experience on films during the 70s. Interesting insight on what goes on in a film set.
Watching the original 1933 version of King Kong on Amazon, I've noticed just how absolutely grainy the footage looks. By today's standard that much grain is unusable if it was noise. This is especially noticeable with the fog scene on the boat in the movie. People say noise is distracting, but...
I have not seen much people here discuss Kinefinity. I'm very interested in their Mavo S35 Mark II, but only if it has 12 stops of dynamic range. I've seen Gerald Undone do a review on them. Have you all had experience with the camera? Their cameras look perfect for guerilla filmmaking on a...
You'll look goofy while running all over the place, but if you adapt to it correctly, it can work. See what you can get out of it. But my advice for selling this to your client is to offer this deal at half off, maybe even 75% off if you're really unsure. Added, my T2i has 4k photos, so a frame...
Back in 2016, Apertus announced they would make an open source fully customizable camera known as the Axiom Beta and Gamma. Their latest news was that they got a factory set up for the Beta, though I have not heard from them in a while. I'm interested in their camera as I'm sure it'll be good...
Though I will say, having to get to being this far in filmmaking where you're making it as a career is like winning the lottery. Very few make it. It's not impossible, but it's not easy either. Usually with being a filmmaker people who tend to be charismatic make it. For example, does the person...
I just watched a review someone had of an 8k cheap camcorder. It got me thinking that all these quality cameras like the RED Raptor XL, are they more than their resolution for creating beautiful imagery?
Light is simply a more defined form of signal energy. An example of signal energy is a wi-fi signal. Proof of this is the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation. How it causes heat is because when electromagnetism is picked up there's movement on the atomic scale. Movement on the atomic scale is...
What you see there is light's interaction as signal energy due to it being em radiation. The science of that is similar as to why when you sleep you feel comfortable admist the cold weather, meaning: the blanket absorbs most of the heat given, and you inside it don't feel the heat, because you...
I went down a rabbit hole of studying light going deep into physics like that of Einstein and Issac Newton. I even knew that light as a photon was made from an elementary particle known as a boson. Photons are made of what is known as electromagnetic fields which are made of waves, for example...