What expensive camera obsessions are doing for filmmaking

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A+

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C3000, looks like a mini mamiya RZ.

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Very true

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oops i meant C300.

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Bingo.

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Actually I know a guy who bought a RED One when they first launched, had the only one around here for a while. He obviously used it for his own projects, anything he was shooting for someone else, he was an aspiring cinematographer. However he used to also hire his rig out but he came along with it for free, every shoot and so he learned while he wasn’t the guy in charge, learning from the best and most experienced available while still making money from the rental.

Now he is in demand as cinematographer, because he learnt so much, he is now regarded as being one of the best cinematographers around here… And he helpfully has a RED.

Sometimes it can make sense and good business sense and make you better at your craft [img]http://www.eoshd.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif[/img]

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