Featured video: "Kubrick // One-Point Perspective" by kogonada

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Featured video: "Blackmagic Cinema Camera vs FS100 Lowlight Shoot-Out" by Frank Glencairn

At Vimeo, the caption says: Blackmagic Cinema Camera vs FS100 Lowlight Shootout Sorry for the shaky footage at the FS100 part, but it started raining and I just grabbed the Fs100 and shot the rest hand held in a rush. I used a Samyang 35mm f1.4 at f2.8 and a Heliopan IR/UV filter. Lighting was the oil lamp on the table, a oil lamp about 8 ft away on the wall and a garden torch in the background. Changing the ISO on raw, doesn't make any difference, it`s just metadata (that`s the reason I just used 800 ISO), but makes a difference while ProRes recording. Of course I could have gone way higher with the ISO on the FS100, but why compare ISO 16000 to ISO 800? Regarding the speed of the camera, the FS100 wins hands down because of way higher usable ISO. It's the queen of the night, period. But the BMC gets a way nicer image out of 800 ISO, than the FS100. The grading was done pretty rudimentary. If I had used masks and secondary grading, I could have get even more out of it. But this is just to give you guys an idea, what to expect.

Featured video: "Under the Sea: a film about Hayley Morris" by DannyGregory

At Vimeo, the caption says: This Sketchbook film is about Hayley Morris, award winning stop-motion animator, capturing her creative process as she makes drawings and critters for her latest film "Bounce Bounce" (which you can see at https://vimeo.com/hayleymorris). I filmed Hayley with a Canon 7D and four lenses (a 15/2.8 Fisheye, a 50/1.4, a16-35/2.8 L II, and a100/2.8 L IS MACRO) and Tommy Kane used his own video camera for the aerial shots. The music is the classic chanson "La Mer" by Charles Trenet. See more sketchbook films at https://vimeo.com/channels/sketchbookfilms

Featured video: "BIRTV 2012 - Sony NEX EA50 large sensor video camera" by Dan Chung

At Vimeo, the caption says: Dslrnewsshooter's Dan Chung talks to Sony about the new NEX EA50 large sensor camcorder. Designed with run and gun shooting in mind. See dslrnewsshooter.com for full more details and further coverage of BIRTV 2012

Featured video: "The Blackmagic Cinema Camera - exclusive interview with John Brawley (part 1)" by ProVideo Coalition

At Vimeo, the caption says: Interview conducted for the ProVideo Coalition: http://provideocoalition.com/index.php/lightscameraaction/story/blackmagics_camera_-_the_dark_art_of_digital_cinematography_part1/ In part 1 we discuss the overall art of cinematography, how the DOP works with the Director and some of John's thoughts on the philosophy of cinematography.

Featured video: "NEX-EA50 NXCAM Camcorder: Product Introduction Video" by Sony Professional Europe

At Vimeo, the caption says: An overview of the Sony NXCAM range and an introduction to the new NEX-EA50. For more information about the launch of the NEX-EA50 click here: http://bit.ly/YTEA50

Featured video: Rear Window Timelapse by Jeff Desom

At Vimeo, the video is captioned as follows: All footage taken from the original Rear Window (1954) directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The order of events is pretty much as seen in the movie. more info: http://www.jeffdesom.com/hitch/ Hungarian Dance No. 5 composed by Johannes Brahms arranged for easy listening by Hugo Winterhalter