Pascal Deshayes

A few more FD stills.
The internal codec shows its limitations pretty quickly, though (artifacts). Next stop: ProRes 422 external.

Thanks mate!
Congrats on your Video Assist, I'm looking forward to see images 🙂
I don't have that much to show as these were my very first tests and I basically toyed around with focus and stuff but I managed to salvage a few stills that show the texture of the combo.
Canon FDs S(S)C 135 and 28mm. Slog internal codec. About 6 sec. per shot in Resolve. Really, this footage grades so easily it's cheating!
I like that smooth and dry feel.
 




 

I had just received some FD lenses yesterday when  it started to snow so I took the F3 for a first stroll.

A few more FD stills.
The internal codec shows its limitations pretty quickly, though (artifacts). Next stop: ProRes 422 external.

I had just received some FD lenses yesterday when  it started to snow so I took the F3 for a first stroll.

Thanks mate!
Congrats on your Video Assist, I'm looking forward to see images 🙂
I don't have that much to show as these were my very first tests and I basically toyed around with focus and stuff but I managed to salvage a few stills that show the texture of the combo.
Canon FDs S(S)C 135 and 28mm. Slog internal codec. About 6 sec. per shot in Resolve. Really, this footage grades so easily it's cheating!
I like that smooth and dry feel.
 




 

Thanks mate!
Congrats on your Video Assist, I'm looking forward to see images 🙂
I don't have that much to show as these were my very first tests and I basically toyed around with focus and stuff but I managed to salvage a few stills that show the texture of the combo.
Canon FDs S(S)C 135 and 28mm. Slog internal codec. About 6 sec. per shot in Resolve. Really, this footage grades so easily it's cheating!
I like that smooth and dry feel.
 




 

Looking great! @Pascal Deshayes Is it the internal codec? From a test I must say its internal codec gives a C300MKI a good run for its money with better dynamic range and latitude in SLOG. Second shot from top is pure cinema! Show us some magic in motion, please! What lenses did you use? Need to get a FZ to FD adapter! This week my Blackmagic Video assist arrives from the bay, 5inch powerhouse giving me 10bit 422 60p with my F3! It even comes with smallrig cage and mini sdi to sdi cables. Cannot wait to test all the F3 awesomeness! This is by far my favorite thread at the moment. Whenever someones is posting here my heart beats from exitement.:) cheers

I had just received some FD lenses yesterday when  it started to snow so I took the F3 for a first stroll.

I had just received some FD lenses yesterday when  it started to snow so I took the F3 for a first stroll.

I had just received some FD lenses yesterday when  it started to snow so I took the F3 for a first stroll.

You can find that adjustment in the picture profiles. Select a picture profile ( you can find profiles on Ablecine website and how to load them) you can then go into the matrix on that page and select the white balance temp.
 
Broatch

This is what struck my attention.
I've always liked the F35/F65 organic look but was unaware that the F3 shared so many similarities with these cameras.
The camcorder feel of it is both a bit awckward (it reminds me of my first Video8 cameras) and fun.
 

I've seen this configuration too a few times on sets. 
Basically you take a monopod, and stick the bottom of it into a little "pocket" (such as a very strong drink bottle holder) which is attached to a sturdy waist belt. 

Haha - that’s not my intention!
 
I just found an EasyRig-ish suspension system for a good price locally, let’s see how it goes.

Hi everyone,
Thanks for posting so much beauty from this camera (the classical challenge shots are amazing!!).
I got mine yesterday and plan to use it along with LOMO primes. I know that Ceico7 makes adapters for these, so that's the next step.
A few questions:
- Do you have any recommendations in terms of adapters? I know and trust Ceico7 stuff but have no clue about MTF, Photodiox, etc. ?
- I like it pretty run & gun/minimal/compact but how do you stabilize your shots? I don't want to go gimbal (artificially smooth) but some sort of support would be great. Are you guys using EasyRigs or something similar?
As I'm pretty tall, I can't really put cameras on my shoulder or everything will have that downwards look. I usually shoot at chest/waist level.
 
I'm looking forward to posting some stuff soonish 🙂