Cinegain

Thanks
Keep the down-votes coming for these replicants, and I will get the forum to automatically ban anyone with -10 or lower reputation.

Yes, as said and here is a comparison test with another one of same range:
 
 
There's also this one by DELL:
 
Here's why I'll be ending to buy the Optoma (not my TK800 model I bought but gives a pretty much the idea of my own recent findings) :
 
Nonetheless, Optoma's Laser Phosphor entry model compares with much higher range -- here are two distinct comparative tests with one year in-between to exactly justify the point:
 
In any way whatsoever, on minute 7:00, faux-K shows up and testifies : )
In any case, proves how inaccurate is to say it is dead, as much as MFT is... LOL : D
https://www.projectorreviews.com/the-art-of-home-theater-projectors/faux-k-is-dead-long-live-4k-capable-projectors-of-all-resolutions/

And then to think that around 10 years ago you didn't have pocketdrones, but hired someone with a cinerigged model helicopter:
And then it got really serious with setups like this:
 

Also... what has become really popular is something known as 'cinewhoop'. A little FPV drone with ducted fans with either Runcam or GoPro attached. Daily Dose of Internet often uses such clips found on Instagram in his videos:
Increasingly starting to be used for commercial projects... random (not really aerial) examples:
Other implementations:
Music vid:
 

Here's a 1st contribution post...
Rescue of a surfer (father of the children of the Brazilian popular actress Luana Piovani) a couple of days ago in the most dangerous waves of the planet (Nazaré, Portugal).

I dunno... Low ANSI lumens to my taste : )
 
I bought this one (3000 ANSI lumens looks to me a minimum requirement):
https://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-TK800.htm
I am not unhappy at all but... pixel shifting is definitely cheating the parade. I got the proof today with a 4K sample, even though from h.265 @ low bitrate.
 
I'm eager to pay from native 2.7K instead. Looks like to me more reasonable and the recent Mavic Mini has made me think about...
https://www.techradar.com/reviews/optoma-uhz65-4k-laser-projector
https://www.techradar.com/reviews/optoma-uhd60-projector
 
EUR2500 + VAT for the Optoma Laser Phosphor (lamp type)
https://www.digitalprojection.com/emea/laser-phosphor-vs-lamp-projectors/
https://www.christielaserphosphor.com/media/Laser_Phosphor_Technology_Overview_FAQ.pdf
...or save 1 grand in the initial purchase is the only question?
 
Seems pretty clear to me, it's not the only premise to matter on here:
 
 

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It also doubles as a door stop! And a boat anchor. 

Not an Apple guy, not my kinda cookie. Right now I'm looking at some of these:
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/yoga/c-series/yoga-c940-15 https://www.asus.com/ProArt/Laptops-Home/ | https://www.asus.com/Laptops/ASUS-ZenBook-Flip-15-UX563FD/ https://www.msi.com/Landing/content-creation-laptops/nb  

So you were like... 'well, fog this' ??

So you were like... 'well, fog this' ??

Just noticed them uploading a bunch of videos regarding some 'LUMIX Academy'. Checked it out... actually looks alright.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6Y73jphTLqtEYFVZroeRpzykCACsShXm Reminds me a bit of the AdoramaTV HDSLR Five Part Series (the playlist seems to have been removed, but you can search). Seems a good way to get the basics down. Throwback:
 
 

So you were like... 'well, fog this' ??

Thanks @kye! I actually set up most of the lighting ? The color is all coming from cheap RGB LEDs I got off of amazon. Yongnuo YN360s... Added a gelled Aputure 300d to even things out with a cool look, and then the stage lights were giving the "white" light. And then added the haze, because haze. 

Can confirm GH5S + 10-25 f/1.7 with a Smallrig L-Bracket cage balances perfectly on the Weebill-S.
I also have an 8Sinn cage but it won’t balance perfectly due to the bump out of the cage cold shoe mount on the right side hitting the roll axis arm. The motors can still handle it and it works pretty well; just not optimal.

 
First impressions? Footage is pretty smooth straight out of camera. Still need warp stabilizer if you want butter smooth footage.
For $439 it’s a great gimbal. Love the size.
But...I still can’t wait to have improved IBIS and EIS in future cameras so I don’t need a gimbal.
EDIT: To clarify you need warp stabilizer for butter smooth footage on the GH5S that doesn’t have IBIS. Any camera that does have IBIS will work like a dream with this gimbal.

i second the motion, apart from maybe using a chain for the driveline of a rather robust motorized slider i cant see any reason for chain advertising in a camera forum

@Matt Kieley nice images and cool story.. Glad it turned out well and you have a cool set of lenses.
I still have a 13mm D-mount lens that is waiting to get Frankensteined onto an action camera.. I'm really looking forward to seeing the results.
@Cinegain cool stuff. VLFV is a cool acronym, I like it.
I've just taken delivery of a 1000W halogen light so am almost setup to do some lens tests with the various Russian lenses I have.  I think people will be surprised at how well they perform, assuming they're not already familiar with them.

After the HELIOS 44-2, now as well the MIR-1B 37mm f/2.8 & JUPITER-9 85mm f/2 as VLFV (Vintage Lenses for Video/Alan Besedin) are available to pre-order at IronGlassAdapters.
Individual or as complete set: https://ironglassadapters.com/cine-edition-lens-set/

They've also made some adjustments to the 58mm setting back the timeline slightly: 'improvements to the original design, including an upgrade of the front ring O.D. to 95mm for easier clip-on matte box compatibility. We’ve also improved the lens markings and added a “glow in the dark” paint. Finding & shipping the best quality paint and making new parts to for the updated design delayed the production by 3-4 weeks'.

all of them ?

After the HELIOS 44-2, now as well the MIR-1B 37mm f/2.8 & JUPITER-9 85mm f/2 as VLFV (Vintage Lenses for Video/Alan Besedin) are available to pre-order at IronGlassAdapters.
Individual or as complete set: https://ironglassadapters.com/cine-edition-lens-set/

They've also made some adjustments to the 58mm setting back the timeline slightly: 'improvements to the original design, including an upgrade of the front ring O.D. to 95mm for easier clip-on matte box compatibility. We’ve also improved the lens markings and added a “glow in the dark” paint. Finding & shipping the best quality paint and making new parts to for the updated design delayed the production by 3-4 weeks'.

Everything began in Nanjing University 26 years ago as singles day, 10 years ago with 27 stores, 140.000 today, 2.5x the sales on Black Friday and Cyber Monday altogether.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/08/alibaba-singles-day-2019-preview.html
https://megabonus.com/en/blog/full-guide-to-11-11-global-shopping-festival-sale/
https://blog.moneysmart.sg/shopping/11-11-sales-singles-day-singapore/

300+ consecutive posts.  ALL Are In the for sale section only. No connection anywhere else. All he does is spam eBay links, ruining the for sale section. Please ban. 

Done

I've heard... that the best kind of labour is child labour. They need a healthy break from Minecraft anyways. ? To learn about something wholesome, like pulling focus.
 

Announced in China this morning. Totally official now. Global version launch as Mi Note 10 is scheduled for tomorrow in Spain. Should arrive Mi Note 10 Pro version too along Snapdragon 855+, hopefully with 4K60p...
 
 
 

 

 
https://www.dxomark.com/xiaomi-mi-cc9-pro-premium-edition-camera-review/
https://mspoweruser.com/xiaomi-mi-note-10-is-dxomarks-new-smartphone-camera-champion/
https://www.gsmarena.com/dxomark_xiaomi_mi_cc9_pro_tops_camera_chart-news-39951.php
https://www.gsmarena.com/xiaomi_mi_cc9_pro_is_official_with_a_108_mp_pentacamera-news-39948.php
 
Impressive to say the least : -)