Matt Kieley

Vimeo is working normally for me too.

Thanks, Ed. That means a lot coming from you.

Thanks, dudes I got back in touch with the composer of the first film, Mitch Welling. He's back for the new film.I know other good composers who would/could do it, but I'm glad he's on board for this one. It just wouldn't be the same.

No one cares, but here's a new teaser: I wrapped the film yesterday. I got some good stuff. The rough cut is all done. I'm waiting to hear back from the composer of the first film.

I'm finally working on a short. It's a sequel to my 2012 short "The Ballad of Crazy Pete": Shot on the bmpcc.

I suppose this will just be my own dedicated Pocket Camera test footage thread. I tried doing a Super 8 emulation this time: I shot this with my Computar 16mm f/1.6 lens, which cost me $6 and seemed to be the perfect shitty lo-fi lens choice for a super 8 look. I used my iSupr8 iPhone app for the grain/mask. I think it turned out okay, not perfect.

@enny Thanks, man!

I did a quick lighting/grading/fake s16 test:

From a comment response by Noam Kroll on vimeo: "Not sure how global shutter would affect dynamic range as I only shot with rolling shutter" That surprised me for sure.

It's called AnotherGUI. I found out about it from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcBHItw4niM It's great. Thanks. I have a half cage with locking screws over the hdmi and dc ports.

I ended up regrading this video, and I found a free prores encoder for Windows, so I've re-uploaded it.

Thanks, dudes.

Just got the camera yesterday, and I'm already in love. This is only a test. BMPCC/Prores 422/HQ/Rokinon 16mm & 10mm. Quick, dirty spontaneous footage/lighting/grading. This is only a test. https://vimeo.com/151484715

Nope. It started refusing to turn on years ago.

I recently was looking for a new camera, and I, too, re-discovered a forgotten camera. It produces a truly analog, organic look. I got a Sony Handycam Pro Hi8 camera, with CCD sensor! and S-Video output! Just kidding, I got a BMPCC. Disclaimer: I'm not making fun of anyone, I just found that old broken camera buried in a box and couldn't resist the dumb joke.

I'm selling some equipment so I can save for the Micro Camera. I also just got a good deal on a used SmallHD DP4, so I'm excited. I was going to buy the Pocket cam (used) to save a little money, but the Global Shutter of the Micro really seals it for me. I'm excited.

I've tried adapting this lens with a regular M42 mount adapter, and it doesn't work. The only adapter I've found made specifically for that lens is this (expensive) one from ciecio7: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Krasnogorsk-camera-16mm-lens-meteor-to-Blackmagic-pocket-BMPC-GH3-GH4-adapter-/251444858498?hash=item3a8b480e82:g:zKgAAOxy63FS9AJn

I'm thinking of shooting in the ETC mode on my GX7. Does anyone have any experience using c-mount/16mm lenses in this mode? I tried the widest lens I own, the Rokinon 12mm, and it was pretty narrow (closer to a 50mm equivalent), so it's easily smaller than s16. I own the Meteor 17-69mm lens from my Krasnogorsk 3, and ciecio7 makes a pretty pricey MFT adapter for this lens, so I'm wondering if anyone has any experience using this lens with the GX7 or similar camera, and if anyone can recommend a wide lens for ETC mode.

I always loved the DVX. I shot my first feature, and many shorts with the DVX. Even though it's SD, I was surprised by how well it held up when I was remastering my feature in 720p a couple years ago. It had a very natural look. I would have probably kept it if I didn't have to sell it for rent money a couple years ago.

Nope, sold to a forum member.

SOLD

Camera is still available. I don't want to, but I'll probably take it to ebay if I don't get an offer here by Monday.

I'm dropping the price to $1200 OBO, and including a 64GB Transcend UHS-1 speed class 3 SDXC card. I'll pay the shipping fee as well.

What happened to Andrew Reid? All of the answers can be found here:

It's a fantastic camera, but I could use some of the money toward getting an apartment with my girlfriend, and some of it toward a couple of additional lights. I looked back at stuff I shot on the GH1 and thought it still held up well, and I started to like the idea of trying to work harder to make my old camera sing. So, it's part "I need cash" and part "I already had a camera, I should add to my lighting kit and try and get better at that".