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  • I just remembered that Sigma makes a 50-500 canon holster lens. It is a bit slower but has way more range. I have used it, and for video it still looks pretty good

    Regards,

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • It would be best to have a few lenses but if you were to get just one lens I would recommend the Canon 70-200 IS f2.8 If you are really far back you can try getting a 100-400mm as well but i find the 70-200 is the perfect zoom lens

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • Errol Lazare

    December 19, 2010 at 7:52 pm in reply to: overheating and interviews

    I notice that my 7D overheats all the time but my 5D can be started and stopped every 12 minutes in order to shoot a 3 hour interview and it has not overheated.

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • Errol Lazare

    October 19, 2010 at 1:41 am in reply to: Canon lens comparison: new model VS. old model

    Hey thanks for your reply. I do undertand the difference between the IS lens and non IS lens, but what I don’t understand is the difference between the IS1 and the IS2 lenses. Obviously the IS2 is newer but is there much picture quality or bokeh difference?

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • Errol Lazare

    October 18, 2010 at 10:39 pm in reply to: Workaround for DSLR Monitoring

    I am not sure why you would want to take the glass off. I don’t see any benefits. There is more of a risk that something like a scratch will hit the screen.

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • Errol Lazare

    October 18, 2010 at 8:59 pm in reply to: Looking for a great field monitor.

    I will checkout this monitor as well. I have heard though that the 5d doesn’t output hd 1920×1080 out from the hdmi port. Is this true?

    How is the Flanders monitor in bright sunshine? Any ideas about a good outdoor portable hd monitor?

  • Errol Lazare

    October 16, 2010 at 1:01 am in reply to: Looking for a great field monitor.

    Marshal makes a good field monitor with Anton Bauer battery mount.

    Errol

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • Errol Lazare

    October 12, 2010 at 3:03 pm in reply to: What’s your favourite Title / Lower 3rd Font?

    Helvetica…Ha, me to.
    Yes that is a good choice.

    Other times when I need the name of a person large and their title, or position in a company as smaller font under their name, I have found that Impact works well for the name, and Bank Gothic adds a nice contrast in type font.

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • Errol Lazare

    October 11, 2010 at 3:23 am in reply to: Backing Up Compact Flash Card Footage To A Hard Drive

    Usually what I do for backup of cards is to create a directory on it’s own project hard drive and have a matching folder for original footage and transcoded footage

    For example:

    Client #1 hard drive
    -Originals
    -Sept 24 Footage
    -Card 1
    -Card 2
    -Sept 25 Footage
    -Card 1
    -Card 2
    -Card 3

    -Transcodes
    -Sept 24 Footage
    -Card 1 Trans
    -Card 2 Trans
    -Sept 25 Footage
    -Card 1 Trans
    -Card 2 Trans
    -Card 3 Trans

    I copy the full card including all folders on the camera to EX: Sept 24 Card 1, and then card 2, 3 ETC.

    Once this is copied I transcode the footage using Mpeg Stream Clips to the Transcode folder.

    Once this is transcoded I copy the full hard drive to a backup drive and store in a firesafe.
    Always have a backup with Cards! and always keep both the originals and transcoded. If your footage didn’t transcode properly at least you have the originals.

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

  • Errol Lazare

    October 11, 2010 at 3:16 am in reply to: 24P 1080P FCP export/burn etc.. tips?

    Hey,

    Use mpeg stream clips to transcode the footage to for example: proress
    In final cut import footage put all your footage on the timeline and then go to export using compressor. In compressor select dvd best quality 90mins (or which ever length your maximum amount of footage is. Hit submit and you will have proper 16:9 SD video for Dvd that can be imported into DVD studio Pro and then burn’t

    Errol X. Lazare
    EXL Films
    http://www.exlfilms.com

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