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The Video/Digital Cinema News Cycle is Eating Itself?
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morgan_moore
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Thats only front heavy because your are holding it wrong!
Gripped at the mic point it would be fine.
Clearly a 'super DSLR' would not have the mic there!
Gripped at the mic point it would be fine.
Clearly a 'super DSLR' would not have the mic there!
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Haha, right, it would be in the camera bag because it broke off the hot shoe adapter.
morgan_moore
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Sorry im not getting you.
With a complete redesign of the form factor the XLRs would be placed as per the F3 or FS7
The handle would be placed above the COfM of a typlical lens (24-105?) - or as in my personal FS7 the top would have an arca wedge so the handle would be easy to remove and could slide fore/aft to get balance with any lens but the largest telephoto.
With a complete redesign of the form factor the XLRs would be placed as per the F3 or FS7
The handle would be placed above the COfM of a typlical lens (24-105?) - or as in my personal FS7 the top would have an arca wedge so the handle would be easy to remove and could slide fore/aft to get balance with any lens but the largest telephoto.
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That sounds like an Fs5
morgan_moore
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Yep the FS5 is an appealing camera ergonomics wise size/shape/mass.
The biggest problem is the rear eyepeice is too small so you cant make a proper third point of contact.
A professional FS5 would be my near perfect 'everyday' camera.
The biggest problem is the rear eyepeice is too small so you cant make a proper third point of contact.
A professional FS5 would be my near perfect 'everyday' camera.
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Yes, a very likable concept.
soarprod
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morgan_moore
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Apart from the canon mount!
And how do u power the z finder
And how do you see when operating away from the camera?
And how do u power the z finder
And how do you see when operating away from the camera?