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I've heard about the problems of limitations on cameras all the time on websites. Camera companies need to actively listen to people who have a problem with their cameras.

I'll be watching that some time. I added that video to my watch later on my YouTube page.

Speaking from an outsider perspective, the thing about filmmaking that makes it the most complex is that it involves changing another person for the camera. I believe if change wasn't important in this industry, the phrase, "take two" wouldn't exist. Changing things is risk taking. If you're...

I just don't want something like that to happen.

That's an interesting take on it. What I wonder when being a PA is what if the only two reactions I can get out of someone is either being ignored or causing anger?

After since seeing my older brother get a job at Best Buy and needing a master's degree in history, I'm not so confident in majoring in film. There was also him saying he'd work a job at a jewelry store which is really irrelevant to getting a degree in history. If I could go back in time when I...

What gets me is when a lot of those people show up and I'm below them questioning my worth as a filmmaker since, well, aren't I supposed to be a lot better now than them considering I've researched a lot on the subject and may possibly be more passionate about it than them? Why is someone who is...

Take for example you have your first start in film at the age of 45 in a job position a 16 year old would have. Has that ever happened, and if it is a bit humiliating considering you should be more advanced and mature than a lot of people that person should be, how could it be dealt with? Like...

No sir, I have only used the T2i and my smartphone.

Yes, but it'd be a bit strange if I was only talking about my camera. This is about any camera on a rig.

Surfing the web is like mining for gold... good and bad... Ignore the bitcoin reference. You got to keep on looking until you find it and bam a ton of information.

I don't think I mentioned the T2i?

I understand I may at some point need a 15mm rod system for building out a camera as rigging out allows for efficiency, but to me, after personal experience of fiddling too much with how much time and effort it takes to build it up, I think it's kinda overrated. I find it much easier to attach...

Thank you Rob.

35mm film Olympus mount adapted to EF mount Vivitar Series 1 70-210 F/3.5 https://allphotolenses.com/lenses/item/c_507.html

I used a vintage lens, so it may not be accurate. But it's a hard inbetween, so maybe f/13 or f/14.

It may not be F/12, but it was between F/11 and F/16

I managed to get an photo of a deer at night, but no possum showed up tonight. I got my image at ISO 2500, F/12, and a shutter speed of 1/200 at 210mm.

Norbro, uh I don't think that answers his question? I think he's talking about some loose screw in his camera.

I'm going to try flash photography at ISO 800 at F/5.6 on a 70-200mm. I believe using a lens hood would be necessary so that flash does not spill on the lens