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| Profeus Member 131 Posts 5/05 |  Posted - Jan 15 2006 : 5:09PMWhat the best camera and lighting for gonzo? [Link] |
| TonyC Comstock Films 2523 Posts 8/03 | Posted - Jan 15 2006 : 5:16PM [Link] |
| Profeus Member 131 Posts 5/05 | Posted - Jan 15 2006 : 8:42PM [Link] |
Redish  Poetic Moderator Long and Cursive road to the Ivory Pagoda in the province of Loraine 4076 Posts 12/03 | Posted - Jan 16 2006 : 4:58PM [Link] |
| TonyC Comstock Films 2523 Posts 8/03 | Posted - Jan 16 2006 : 4:59PM [Link] |
| Kperv The Cuddler *struck (She slipped) 1818 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Jan 16 2006 : 5:20PM Profeus, IIRC, there have been several threads mentioning cameras. Here's one. There may be some on lighting too. [Link] |
| payday Member damn 311 Posts 7/05 | Posted - Jan 17 2006 : 8:37PM Sony VX2000/2100: Very very easy to use. Reliable and built to last. Mario Cassini is shooting with one in Tunnel Vision(JJ's pov) http://www.julesjordan.com/images/Galleries/TV/Jasmine/008.jpg I believe that is a uv filter on there. Not sure though. Panasonic DVX100/A/B: 3 different models. Claim to fame is it's ability to shoot 24p 30p 60i. Footage shot on this looks fabolous. A bit more expensive than the Sony's and there has been complaints by fans that the picture looks dumb for gonzo...Some like the clinical look http://www.rickydxxx.com/trailers/2on122_trailer.wmv I'm almost positive that was shot on a DVX. Canon GL1-GL2: Not very familiar with these but you definetly should atleast take a look and read some reviews comments about them. For lighting, I'm guessing a 3 Point system would work best for the tightest budget..Again, I'm just beginning shooting so that's as far as I know.. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7579792322&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1 [Link] |
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