it's really funny that an extremely popular tool for low end pro video these days is "backpack with fishing pole that hangs camera in front of your face like carrot motivating a cartoon horse"
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in reply to @cathoderaydude's post:
low end pro video??? this mf has a red with what looks like it might be canon glass they can afford a real camera support
this is not in a haughty "oh, you don't have an organizational budget and you think anything less than four zeroes is a lot of money how adorable" tone, it's a "Thing You Remember Being A Big Deal 'Just A Few Years Ago' Is 30 Years Old" tone
yea i honestly figured those were still five zeroes. i guess thereās probably some old like 1080p24 model you can get cheapish ācause it sucks then right
i was thinking about the bmpcc line as kinda the low end benchmark (as those arenāt much less than $3000 in the grand scheme of things) but i keep kinda forgetting literally anything that doesnāt do 4k60 exists because itās useless to me lol
https://www.ebay.com/itm/275316602951 reds are modular so it's not quite fair of me to say "you can get a red 4k for $1200", because that'll just be the sensor. but you can at least get one that i believe is ready to use except for a lens for $5000.
yeah if you want 60 then i believe you have to spend more, or buy a blackmagic (or any of a dozen mirrorlesseses)
i consider 60 pretty much non-negotiable for producing content designed to be watched on a computer monitor, so i have a blackmagic (and i want an eos r5 c, which costs about as much as that used red)
it's amazing how many people disagree because they have ghoul's blood in their veins
i donāt get it. every now and again the bmpcc puts itself on 50 because iāve accidentally selected full sensor and i notice immediately that itās off. 30 is just godawful
i started using presets, a very un-me kind of decision, solely because this kept happening (although I never once ruined a shoot with it, shockingly)
i had been presetting but then i updated the camera firmware and it nuked my presets and i haven't gotten around to setting 'em back up
Not sure, haven't bought mine yet. I get the impression: Yes
i mean, camera on fishing pole? that is what came to mind would not be surprised if that was the idea behind it in sm64
