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Clean Your Lens! A Quick Tip for New Shooters

Mike Wilhelm - August 15th, 2012

Clean Your Dang Lens! A Quick Tip for New Shooters

Here's a quick and easy tip for the next time you pack up your gear for a shoot. Don't neglect your lenses! It's easy enough to make sure the lens cap is on, and keeping your camera in it's case is surely standard practice, but it's quite possible that during your last shoot, some dust managed to make its way to the surface of your glass. That's why, before you leave the shop, make sure you have a lens pen and some microfiber cloth.

Anonymous (not verified)

Forums: Video and Film Discussion

i have a Panasonic AGHMC40P looking for the best cheapest mic set up even if possible wireless..

thanks in advance

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Forums: Video and Film Discussion

Camera: FS-700 - $8,000

Rig: $1,382 http://store.redrockmicro.com/Catalog/Digital-Cine-Studio-Rigs/FS100FS700

videodx

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Joined: 11/26/2011 - 11:40pm

Forums: Production Gear

I need to devise a way to mount a small Canon Vixia camcorder directly above the subject, but not visible in the frame. What I'm seeing in my head is a hangman type setup like in the picture, except with a longer horizontal top bar. I have a tripod I can use as a base, but not sure exactly how to go about creating something to get the camera where I need it to be... suggestions?

Aeromax

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Joined: 05/04/2012 - 3:30pm

Forums: Miscellaneous Techniques

Hi guys- we just received our new Canon XF100 here at work, and I took it home last night to pour through the manual, study what everything does, and try and get the camera set up the way I <i>think</i> I want it... but of course none of this decision-making is based on experience! I'm planning on getting the camera out to our department picnic in a couple of weeks, so I can play with it and really learn to use it under no pressure in a practical environment with bright outdoor light, and lots of different shot types.

Anonymous (not verified)

Forums: Video and Film Discussion

I'm producing a film for a youth service and they own their own camera and I was just wondering was it any good. Basically I want to use a camera that's at a high standard, professional so I want to know is it usable.

Camera Details:

JVC GY-HM100 Solid State Video with Newly designed JVCs original Optical Stabilisation, JVC patented Focus Assist, Colour viewfinder and LCD display, 2 Channel balance audio inputs, mic/line switchable with built-in phantom power supply, HDMI output, USB 2.0 interface.

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Forums: Video and Film Discussion

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Forums: Classifieds

Hello,

Immersive Media 360 video camera system for sale (Dodeca 2360). The whole system includes:

* Head Unit (with 11 lenses)
* Varizoom Battery charger
* 2 Varizoom Li-On Batteries
* TFT portable color monitor
* Base Unit
* Car Mount
* 2 joysticks
* Walking pole mount
* Back Pack mount
* Emagin goggles with case
* Micro Optical CV-3
* 11 filters for the lenses
* All the original software the came with it.