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Here's the thing, kid. In the old days, when everything was cinematic, we had film cameras without 30 minute recording limits. Why, we could turn one on and have it record for a full year.

It's a beast. I still use mine as a main. This camera simply refuses to die out. Keeps resurfacing again and again.

Wooooooooooooooooooo! Samsung NX1, baby!!!

Late to the party. I really enjoyed this article. First of all, it feels like the early days of EOSHD when the hacks for GH2 came out. Secondly, although entirely unnecessary, Andrew is willing to burn bridges with his friend at Canon. Haha Very on character.

Woooooo! NX1, baby!

I've personally come to enjoy it over the years. Andrew's a mix between a camera-tech-futurist and Daily Mail. He doesn't disappoint. Haha Camera tech news alone is pretty boring otherwise.

This ad came up for me on FB. $299 fee as an introductory offer for a lifetime of stock music. Seemed a bit too good to be true. Anyone use it yet? https://audiio.com/lifetime

Think it's signaling that it's ready to mount with the Ursa 12k .

12k WTF

Andrew, I'm disappointed. Been using the Blackmagic 4k for almost a year now and it's a beast with a ridiculous amount of features, and it continues to improve. Completely changed the game for me. It's everything I'd come to expect from a dream camera (a lot of which I'd come to expect after years of reading your blog).

Every time the NX1 gets mentioned, I return.

You're doing God's work.

Would it work with my BMP4K and a light lens? All I need to know.

Well, there definitely has to be a structural approach to learning. Even if you keep watching the same film over and over again, perhaps this time without the sound. You'll notice things you otherwise would not have. Perhaps the next time, maybe try reediting the movie to see how it works worse or better. Etc. I personally dip back into Scorsese films every year. I'm a fan of his characters, editing and structure. Can't ever learn enough from his films.