a friend of mine just showed me a film that you can buy in 4k resolution… he got all excited about it, but in reality why would you waste your money to get a film in 4k that you can’t even watch in 4k because commercial tv’s/computers/monitors can’t display 4k footage? this is my issue with technology in general. people get all excited about new things that don’t have practical applications.
just saying
Black Swan
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70-200mm
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Canon C300 with 50m f:1.2
Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse in ‘Singin’ in the Rain’, 1952.
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“This lens breathes like Darth Vader!”
here’s the music video i shot in sb about a month ago! feedback is always ALWAYS welcome :)
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By Casper Lundemann.
Ten Minutes in One Minute. Downtown Los Angeles
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Justin Young/Colbie Caillat music video, night exterior wide
Lens kit of 7 Canon Primes (EF Mount Scarlet) 14, 24, 35, 50, 85, 100, 135
Justin Young feat Colbie Caillat “Puzzle Pieces”
Director: Calvin Williams
Cinematographer: Alan Dean
about the film industry and what it takes for everyone to be able to make it, regardless of what you’re doing on set. The biggest thing we talked about was the ability to be able to do your job well, but also be able to help make other people’s jobs easier.
Food for thought. Happy shooting
