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I got a little excited there, I apologize. It's just that, that red letter C really knocks me out. "With God's/ the Mod's help, I'll beat this horrible affliction."

If you open a 1DC, it's no secret what comes pouring out...

As someone born in the analogue period, part of me loves the idea of going back to simpler times. I waited until 2009 before getting my first mobile, haven't used one for almost a year now, and love it. I see it as a luxury not to be reachable. A sister company recently brought back the classic Nokia 3310 for those who want to take back their lives for next to nothing. Problems is that, few other will join you there. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/02/27/magazine/red-dots-badge-phones-notification.html

Very well. Anyone have real world info on the audio? Pre amps? I know it's all out there on Google, but a quick comment?

Are both cameras not using the same basic, for lack of a better expression, 'colour science'?

I figured it was about that time again... a little levity... feel free to add your own. Kit. Kitted out. David Hasselhoff tying off down by the Spree. Rig. Rigged out. Rigamortis setting in. Brick. Bricked. Bertolt Brecht. Colour Science. Pseudoscience. Bitched appliance. Baked in. Burnt in. Can I borrow a filter? Game changer. Lame stranger. Grandma take me home. Bit depth. She wept. Best Oscar goes to. Red Raw. Redrum. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Long goppin'. Frame croppin'. Hot swappin' til the morning light. Backlit sensor. Optical condenser. Airport security's rubber glove dispenser. Dial the magenta. Your girlfriend's placenta, in a Shanghai noodle house. Highlight. Lowlight. No light. Roll off to light another one up. IRE. Knee. Well maybe, lets C-47. H.264. Noise floor. Back screen door, blowing in the wind. Gamma curve. Gamma globulin. Happy Halloween. 8bit. 10 bit. 2 bit good for nothing. 2k. 4k. Johnny Hallyday. Dynamic derange. A dog with mange. Home, home on the range. Log. Logarithm. Log-jammin'. I'm here to fix ze cable. Lut. Luddite. Neophyte. Is that a S-curve in your pocket, or are you just happy to BNC me? Coming in to Los Angeles, bring in a couple of RGBs. Out and about. S-login' it out. Node. Teal. Indian hand meal. Colour pallet. Cleft palate. Focal. Fecal. We the people. Form factor. Hamstercaster. Should of asked her faster.

Cough.

For me there is no confusion, just pain.

In my case, I swapped the photos for women. Then built a harem the likes of which would make Caligula blush. But I hear ya.

"... allegedly even set up shell companies to create their own pornographic movies and upload them to BitTorrent, in order to demand settlements from people who downloaded them." - Will such wonders never cease.

ISO for run and gun docs in difficult conditions. C100Mk2 ticks almost all the boxes though. And solid pre amps too.

Well, as a producer, 'they' wouldn't have the only copy. Encrypted or otherwise. Besides, blockchain tech ensures that all of the files that make up a film are stored across many storage drives and STRICTLY accounted for. Though no doubt some Russian kid is going to put the kung fu to this soon enough. But I do know a case where a traditional documentary distribution company crashed and the legal rights to the film took some time to sort out.

I'm having trouble with this. I wonder what Andy Worhol would say?

Matt Damon? No wonder they need iPhone marketing stunt.

Well said Matthew, thank you. I think it's like you said, one has the weigh the benefits of being a director for hire, or going it solo. Quite the challenge all things considered.

I just want to know when Canon will release a camera that I can also toast food products with? And will it have a headphone jack so I can listen to how the toasting process sounds? Come on Canon, stop holding back on us.

I start to love Samsung. Apple became the thing they themselves despised.

I've been producing/ directing a challenging long haul project and with its completion will be somewhat concerned around issues of distribution piracy. Moreover, I think we would all agree that the artist should own and profit from their work first, not the bastards in the middle or at the top. I'm curious to know if there are others here who are watching the implementation of blockchain tech to somehow help? I just learned of this: https://lbry.io/what Anyone have any thoughts or experience?

Ahh those cold northern hemispheres with their high quality of life index... but crippling social isolation. Nice Mattias. I started with video back in the day and with the DSLR revolution moved over into stills where I was blown away with raw file goodness. However, a still photo compels us to do something that video can't, here we are forced to stop and stay with it in order to take it in. A kind of singularity, and there is real power in this. Amongst the incessant chatter, it often becomes a meditation when firing on all cylinders. Unfortunately, the concept of 'decisive moment' was somewhat shattered by cameras with a high burst rate. Ah well. Comparatively, there is something so incredibly liberating shooting stills, it's so much fun. But in the end, motion picture and sound are, for me, just so much more dynamic... but far more challenging.

I know, it's super funny, in a fucked up way. Fortunately/ unfortunately as someone who constantly struggles to employ a filter on my comments, I used it as a reference point for a film an acquaintance had done. Without him knowing the website he exploded. I can only imagine what he thought after he had seen the website.

Alright. But what if the person is not actually enjoying their wooden headphones and actually caught in an web of narcissistic and self destructive behaviour trying to impress others? Well now. It takes a big man to cry over his broken wooden headphones, but it takes an even bigger man to laugh at that man Anyway.

I'm not sure there is that much to 'get' watching someone struggling with their wooden headphones or suitcase when they could be on the move with their moulded plastic ones. Their is a difference between an authentic nerd look and a poser. But please, for the sake of everyone here, let's agree not to debate this here stuffwhitepeoplelike.com

I'm with you on diversity. But for me the is a considerable difference between 'nerds' and 'try-hards' the later of which seems a big part of the hipster architecture.