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Got an email this morning from a student filmmaker in Malaysia with a lot of questions, no doubt shared by other budding filmmakers. Usually I’m just too busy with a million other things to answer well emails like this (because I don’t even have time to answer well emails from friends and family). But this [...]

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Canon (and Vincent LaForet) have done it again. LaForet shot another brilliant little short movie at night on Canon’s (unexpectedly) about-to-be-released EOS 1D Mark IV in the worst lighting conditions he could find in LA–using NO lights (other than streetlights) at ASA 6400. The results are amazing. It looks like a Hollywood movie that a [...]

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A friend of a friend brought my svelte new Panny GH1 back from Tokyo last Monday. But I had such a crazy week I didn’t have much time to play ’til this weekend. It’s well-built and wonderfully small. Here’s mine with the included 14-140mm lens, next to a U.S. $10 bill and a Hong Kong [...]

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[UPDATE, 20 April, 8am: added some thoughts on post-production as P.S. at the end of this post] OK, so this is admittedly subjective but here are three about-to-be-released things that will create a lot of buzz at NAB–which I’m likely to buy for my budding boutique indie feature film studio here in Hong Kong: Red [...]

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Wanna make movies? Check out the Canon HV40

Scott Simmon’s Editblog alerted me to a new camera in Canon’s HV line of super small high-def cameras, the HV40. (Stu Maschewitz and other “dv rebels” have been touting the HV20 (and HV30) for a while.) The big feature is “native 24P” mode and a custom button for saving presets. Not sure if you can [...]

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