Filmshooting

Really a useful contribution after posting fake invitations to buy, not responding and insulting people. Go and stay away[/quote]


i do not know who you are but get a life.
explain fake invitations et al.
silly man or women.

conspiracy fans... who processed this how and when. strange if it was done recently. strange that something so massive from a american cultural perspective was just dumped in a drawer.if the guy was that disinterested,why did he bother to film the book depository....weird. also check out frame 108, ...

keep well john.. as someone who gave you a little grief last year,i just want to say what a fantastic human being you are. most people would of just got a little upset and said to hell with those angry guys. you stuck with this site. you give fantastic advice and you need to carry on doing so. you a...

hoya are the best general brand for price and quality...hama is good as well.
the best quality is german products heliopan and B&W,using
schott carl zeiss glass and brass mounts...

adoyle , thanks for posting. I really liked that first one....I love how the strings are visible and some things are obviously fake (rabbits, lobster, etc.) Great job. hey man what are you talking about that was real CGI,the rope and string and stuff was inserted in post at great expense.. the tele...

i found a couple of videos i shot last year on you tube, quite nice i think.. budget was 700 -1200 pounds... per video...shot on nizo 6080 and vision 200 film. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoSIK11iAWE&feature=PlayList&p=5660A53E513F8C9B&index=0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0xxBbj7CUY

about 4 years ago in london i met guy's son samuel at the michael hoppen gallery,just off the kings rd. the exhibition was for works from the exhibit A photo book. samuel told me the movie material was mainly super8.. i also met the editor that put the pieces together for show studio and victoria an...

he used a nizo 800. he loved design and this shape is one of the best... he had the fantastic polaroid sx70. as i said after he died his brother samuel had the terrible task of trying to save a lot of the remaining items that could be salvaged..a lot was beyond help.. so many photographers have ripp...

some great little super 8 clips from one of the 20th centuries great fashion photographers.. he had a major obsession with capturing images medium format,35mm polaroid and super 8.. a real need to frame life and find perfection within when the image was taken he would start to lose all interest in i...

ok,i admit it my 1st love is that grainless beauty kodachrome..
i except i need to get a life and deal with the loss,but i'm an old slightly mental romantic..

well it is kind of.. a great looking clip. much better quality than the Jim Jarmusch video for the Raconteurs.. but still a high amount of grain and a look of older generation ektachrome stills films.. we should learn to love this stock alas because nothing else is coming 2 replace it, nothing at al...

:roll:[/quote] Do you specially make one of your sparse logons to post this? Didn't you offer here some UWL lenses or MFX film and couldn't you be bothered with giving a reply. This feels familiar then you would think they would like new business...obviously not... [/quote] i gave plenty of stock to...

just used widescreen in london to purchase some emergency stock,
they were overpriced and the service was tragic...they make 6 pounds per roll profit on a roll of vision stock,you would think they would like new business...obviously not...

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shot on super 8 and early model bolex 16mm,for fogging shots..
piss poor execution because the director shot it herself...

todd ao are not shit hot...they are ok... they have an ursa diamond,which is good.. i hassled kodak and todd ao for years to put a 8mm processor in... now they have done it..but the pricing is silly..it is now cheaper to shoot 16mm.. you can get a big discount from fuji..and go too many more labs......