TwoScoops

I'm guessing many here know this, but one of the coolest action flicks of the past 10 years, The Raid: Redemption, was apparently shot on an AF-100! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1899353/technical?ref_=tt_dt_spec

Was just looking at some 5DII ML on vimeo earlier. Amazing for an almost 10 year old camera.

Jared is quite awful.

This was one of the worst offenders:

I have the 58 and 28. They are really nice. The MFT Voigtlanders are even better.

As mainly a stills guy so far, I've found this too...

Yeah... I meant cheap(er).

Any chance this will lead to cheap 1DC's on the bay?

Tokina 11-16 is cheap. This guy tried it here:

Good find!

Had it last year. It's up to their usual standard; on par with the Voigt 25 and 42.5 and almost as good as the 17.5.

Yeah, would be interesting to see video. Also the 16mm.

Do you remember which lens was used for the wide shot of wheelchair kid at 0:20?

Well, random pictures of flowers and cats look "pro" on an FS7. Kind of the same way in stills, a Pentax 67 with Porta 400 will make anything look good.

Has anyone tried it with the D750? I'd like to use it with the Voigt 28 & 58, and Sigma Art 35.

Yeah I kind of want to sell mine now for that reason, haha. I'll basically get back what I paid (used) now.

B&H lists this on the GH5 page- Continuous ShootingUp to 12 fps at 20.3 MP Up to 30 fps at 18 MP Up to 60 fps at 8 MP Are these RAW or JPEG only? I think the GH4 could shoot 10 or 12 fps RAW. Also to the guys who've used it, is the EVF improved over the GH4?

Ah, so a Mac Pro in addition to this? Good to have the choice.

Any interest in this? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jun/05/imac-pro-apple-launches-powerful-new-desktop-macbook-starting-at-4999 Personally I would've liked to see them go back to the Mac Pro/Power Mac tower.

I'm watching 'The Keepers' on Netflix right now. It looks like it was shot on a 1982 Casio watch.

The D750/D810 replacements should have 4k, coupled with the great color science etc; could be pretty interesting.

nice

Anyone have some example stills taken with it yet? The initial batch on flickr looks awful, as it typically does for most cameras, but I'm willing to bet it can produce some nice stills, esp paired with a Voigtlander.

Nepotism is pretty much the way of the world.

I remember Deakins saying somewhere 28mm was his fav focal length. I guess on super 35.