John Cummings
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This will kill DSLRs. Can’t wait to see who comes up with a shoulder mount camera like this first.
J.Cummings
Chicago
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Aaron-
Don’t get your hackles up, I wasn’t trying to imply your question was stupid, although I see now that my post could have been interpreted that way. For that, I apologize. In fact, my post had nothing to do with you, other than your word usage. I was just commenting on the word persecution, which just happens to be the fate of a few people that petition the high court of the Business and Marketing forum…and it’s one of the reasons I tune in here.
However, I will plead guilty of being off-topic, and as a result, expect to be persecuted here to the full extent of the law.
J.Cummings
Chicago
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Sounds interesting…can you link to the source?
J.Cummings
Chicago
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I think “Persecution” best describes what often happens in this particular forum when one asks a stupid question for the umpteenth time.
It’s a bit of a spectator sport for me.
J.Cummings
Chicago
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Not for Canon….
J.Cummings
Chicago
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It should be easy for Panasonic…just copy the Arri Alexa and make it half the price. Voila..the new Varicam!
J.Cummings
Chicago
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I may be wrong, because I’ve never tried it at 50p, but I don’t think you’ll have a problem with HMIs…especially using an electronic ballast like the Kolbold. They cycle at a much higher rate than say a fluorescent at 60 Hz.
J.Cummings
Chicago
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I liked it better when it was a tornado…
J Cummings
Cameralogic/Chicago
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I didn’t want to tell you this, Ned, but I got the call to operate on the flip gig.
I’m looking for a decent ac and dit for the shoot…
J Cummings
Cameralogic/Chicago
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“Today, if you want real news, you have to treat the Net as a wire service — and you are the news director pulling the stories, along with the trusted anchors, etc., who are also you…”
How true.
With the internet, we now have the equivelent of thousands of wire services and our own personal feed rooms pumping soundbites, images and words at us faster than we can fully comprehend them. We used to depend on trusted gatekeepers to help us make sense of all that, and to break it down into bite-sized chunks that we could digest.
Now, that gate is falling open. The kids are running the candy store. The pimps, thieves, pundits, politicians and paid consultants are gnawing on the rotting carcass of journalism and we are most definately on our own.
Welcome to the new world disorder.
J Cummings
Cameralogic/Chicago
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