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The Nikon D850 doesn't use a Sony sensor you silly "Canon person"

$20 for a Barbie video camera (with clothes) https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Barbie-Video-camera-movie-Girl-toy-doll-in-clothes-outfit-/182832293314?hash=item2a91a765c2:g:OvQAAOSwo4pYkFop

with speedbooster XL and wide open ???

Also bodes well for the D750 and D5600 replacements due next year

add a slide out make-up drawer,camera then tells her she is looking very pretty-That sure would improve Nikon camera sales to women

sondreg and Teemu -Thanks for your helpful suggestions.It is easy to misplace a card unless they are stored properly every time.

My present SD card storage I just scratch a number on the back of the card and keep them in a storage wallet which holds 22 cards.Has anyone come up with a better system than this.? Has anyone tried SD card labels ????

more Nikkor goodness Manly Jazz festival

An Amira mini that weighs only around 1 kg would keep me going until the "Grim Reaper". The new EVA1 is only 1.2kg .

Your friend must be keen to have purchased a second Red one.I am in the opposite direction -try and keep the camera and lens under one kg-that way it's easy to do shots at ground level or one metre over your head with a monopod.Also makes it easy to attend events around Sydney using public transport.

That sure is a bargain !.It may suit your friend's style of work but 9 to 15 kgs fully rigged out is no small puppy.

Super short on "The Wrong camera" made by Paul Ream extrashot.co.uk

What a handy gadget-ballons to diffuse sunlight http://www.cinematography.com/index.php?showtopic=71898

http://www.afcinema.com/Darius-Khondji-AFC-ASC-sheds-light-on-his-retrospective-at-the-Cinematheque-francaise.html?lang=fr

What of legend of a track,! you are fortunate have such close access to the cars and drivers.The slider clips look really cool. Music to car fanatics is the "pure" sounds of these engines in the pits and racing sounds so background music only in parts please! It's very irritating filming at air shows when a Spitfire does a fast low flypast and the stupid commentator talks through the public announcement system the whole time ,along the lines "a Spitfire has two wheels at the front and a small one at the rear'.

looks like a real Buzz Dave,like the piece about " keep being a student"

Yeh Phil 650gms is on the bulky side but manageable.The latest Nikon and Tokina 24-70mm f2.8 zooms are much worse ,they have bloated out to one kg and you sure notice that with a days filming.

Guys in Japan are saying the D850 sensor has no connection to Sony.It was made by a company called "Towerjazz " to Nikon's required specifications.

I have the 85mm T1.5 so far very pleased with it . Was only Aus $380 brand new the Nikon 85mm f1.4 has autofocus but is $2,300 !! However Lensrentals have found the Samyang/Rokinons have high repair rates https://www.slrlounge.com/rokinon-samyang-bower-lenses-long-term-quality-review/

Kenneth is a celluloid purist who refuses to shoot in digital last used 65mm on his 1996 adaption of "Hamlet" http://au.ign.com/articles/2017/06/01/murder-on-the-orient-express-how-kenneth-branagh-recreated-the-legendary-train-and-reimagined-the-agatha-christie-classic

Hi Tim---There is a wedding photographer near Sydney that uses an X-T2 as one of his bodies . His name is James Day http://www.daylight.com.au/blog/fujifilm/

Fujifilm have also announced they are releasing Xmount versions of their cine lenses by the end of this year. Perhaps there is more video oriented body in the pipeline ???

Matt Hickey sounds pleased with his "Mamiya conversion" the rendering on his cats at 4.2 is awesome.

Bioskop.Inc "The only other consideration might be to go the Medium Format lens route & I've been really impressed by some of these lenses recently - anyone have experience with MF lenses? (Looking for budget conscious lenses btw)" I have been having a look at the same prospect as Pentacon six to Canon or Nikon adaptors are easy to find Zeiss Jena Pentacon six medium format for video https://frankglencairn.wordpress.com/vintage-zeiss-glass-on-modern-cameras/ Mamiya 67 lenses on a Nikon D810 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djFh2-rwqeg

Well done Liam !!! a finished project ,it sure made me laugh ! I am surprised that you did both the female voices ,they sure sound like ladies but some of their words are sort of slurred and hard to understand. Have you done any work with normal puppets like Seasame st or "Yoda" some of them are very convincing characters