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Here is proof that I took that image.

Lastly, how about this bird photo? Photographed this bird in the middle of the morning when it was outside my porch window on a pot with a T2i using a 70-210 from a distance from the door panel. I think it turned out good. The F/stop I believe was F/5.6 or F/3.5. ISO I believe was either 160 or...

Could this be a photo? :cool: I did it in the kitchen with black printed out paper with a small tomato, utilizing overhead lighting.

Nah it's okay.

1st one, yes I do admit that it does kinda look a bit bad. 2nd one that's an interesting piece of wood. To me It looked like an album cover. 3rd one gives a distant look on the sea, like it reminds me of a postcard. Not having the proper ISO I can see being an issue. I do have issues getting...

Not my portfolio just a gallery. I've gotten good ratings on a lot of them so I don't see where what you're talking about is distracting? Go a little bit more in depth with it so I can learn a little bit more about it.

Thank you Charles you've done a lot. Wish you the best on your next film.

I take photographs in my spare time. Here is the webpage containing them all. https://imgur.com/user/Zack194/posts

Oh no, I was not thinking of buying it; I was researching it out of curiosity. I was just inquiring about it more trying to learn about it as a piece of history. I find cameras interesting from a scientific, technological, and historical standpoint. There's a history of how cameras like those of...

XL2, NAB already went over the DXL2

So I suppose it's like asking why doesn't the average boat owner has the chance to own a Navy submarine? Likewise, the Panavision is made for Hollywood but say an average camcorder or mirrorless camera is more for the average user?

Interesting, so the Panavision was the most sophisticated film camera of the time?

Tell me more about your experience with the XL2 and how did it differ from other cameras? Would you prefer the XL2 over other cameras?

I'm reading its manual now. This camera is completely the opposite of an FX6 or a phone. You need at least 3 operators for this camera. It appears it is an industry standard camera that requires multiple operators who treat each part of the camera with extreme care. The real image quality is...

Still a pretty neat idea. I think now camera users can finally make the 65mm movies of their dreams instead of waiting until they have the right budget for it. I know a lot of camera users say, "who the Hell needs this?" Well I can say that if you're an indie filmmaker wanting the 70mm film look...

Wish you the best on your upgrade preston. I could buy 6 T2is for the price of that C100, but to get it setup equivalent to it. I'm like thinking if I was new to this it would be worth it more to get just the C100. We're talking things like: Audio recorder $100 VAF-TXi Filter $300 Visioncolor...

Hi I'm interested in researching about Panavision cameras. Have you all ever seen a review of the camera as I'm trying to find one? If you have used it, what's your opinion on it? The Panavision XL2 is the most widely used camera in Hollywood, yet I haven't found a review of it on Youtube.

Get some good PL mount zooms. I think the Canon 25-300mm can cover all you need. Zooms are best for documentary work since you'll have more time on the subject than swapping lenses constantly.

Canon zooms may be the right thing to go. A 24-70 and a 70-200 and a 85 is all ya need.

You won't have anyone say their son can do it with a professional looking camcorder though. But again, gear is not important.