mtheory
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mtheory reacted to JMosley3d in Live coverage - Blackmagic Production Camera 4K and Pocket Cinema Camera
Please don't tell me I'm the only one who had this visual in his head after hearing this news:
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mtheory got a reaction from Caleb Genheimer in New Blackmagic Camera
On behalf of the whole forum...
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mtheory reacted to JHines in New Blackmagic Camera
"I think I'm going to pick up a C300 for $16,000 instead of the $4,000 4k BMC," said no one ever. Cannot believe a 4 grand camera outclassed Canon's ENTIRE cinema line. What a joke. Time to step it up Canon. You now actually have to try hard.
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mtheory got a reaction from Amro Othman in M�VI set to revolutionise filmmaking - Vincent LaForet shows gyro stabiliser by Freefly Systems (with footage from GH3 and 1D C)
Great product, but they basically priced themselves out of real success. For $15k ( and even $7.5k ) they will only get highend customers who are a very small market and can afford steadycam rental anyway.
If they went for the 5D/7D shooters and lowered their margins they would've become millionaires. This thing needed to cost $3k to be a game-changer and a true 'companion to DSLR revolution'.
I'm sure this will become a niche product for action/stunt work in cramped environments and will be used on big budget movies in a shot or two and popular with the rental houses. But they missed the DSLR train, high volume sales ( "to own" customers ) and the chance to truly change the game.
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mtheory got a reaction from P337 in M�VI set to revolutionise filmmaking - Vincent LaForet shows gyro stabiliser by Freefly Systems (with footage from GH3 and 1D C)
Great product, but they basically priced themselves out of real success. For $15k ( and even $7.5k ) they will only get highend customers who are a very small market and can afford steadycam rental anyway.
If they went for the 5D/7D shooters and lowered their margins they would've become millionaires. This thing needed to cost $3k to be a game-changer and a true 'companion to DSLR revolution'.
I'm sure this will become a niche product for action/stunt work in cramped environments and will be used on big budget movies in a shot or two and popular with the rental houses. But they missed the DSLR train, high volume sales ( "to own" customers ) and the chance to truly change the game.
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mtheory got a reaction from nahua in 'New' Canon SL1 / 100D and T5i / 700D fail to excite
Canon peddling same old tech in a new package again.
If they don't deliver 4:2:2 internal recording on the 7D2 I'm bailing out on them.
16 days left till NAB. Tick, tock, Canon. B)
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mtheory got a reaction from earnesync in Vimeo On-Demand service, - what do you think?
Do you guys think this is a game changer? Why?
Thanks,
mtheory