Thread: My friend and I sparring

Quote: Originally Posted by SpinCrash No one can deny you've done an awesome job here, the only thing I would say I didn't like (and this is a personal opinion) was that the camera in the rear of the area was on a tripod. I know, i know, it sounds dumb but to me, considering the camera's up front seem like they are done by hand (or at least they are very energetic and even interactive with the band), it would have flowed better...

Excuse the language, but this was fuc$&#g awesome!! The concept was original and executed very well. I think if the acting were a bit more convincing it would have been even better.(playing up the cold more, more expressive facial expressions.) but thats it. I loved it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Jespinoa It's good to know how great the community is here! It's really good. I have a ton of [virtual] friends here, and have met two forum members in person. Never been to a forum like this before! Scott

Service, just like the word. It is an English name. I am not sure where it goes after England nor how far it goes back. It is actually more common than I thought, I think there 1700 of us in the U.S. there are a few other Jordan Service-s as well, which really caught me by surprise.

Funny, I thought about 90% of the shots were out of focus.

Sales to people I haven't harassed in person have been almost non-existent, but this weekend, there was a sale to someone in Texas, and another to someone in Maryland. Any chance that was any of you here? If so, your DVD has been shipped.

It's amazing: it works ! Great trailer spoof ! You found all the elements to make it look real in spite of the flaws

hmm dunno man, I usually have my jag35st on a separate set of rods, but never used the spiderbrace with any dof adapter so far. My guess is that it will be difficult to pull focus and all, since one hand has to hold the brace and the other one control the camera, but it should be doable with a little practice. Regarding weight, the thing itself is pretty sturdy, so it should be up to how much you are able to carry without getting tired. The...

Quote: Originally Posted by LOGOS PATHOS ETHOS it was a great gig, I enjoyed it a lot and the SPIDERBRACE is absolutely fantastic, I recommend it to anybody trying to get smooth and steady shots with an uberlight camera such as the hvs (and maybe even the XH A1) Would you say that a spiderbrace is an ideal support to use with a 35mm adapter such as the TwoNeil? (on the hvxx)

ok I hate you both...crisp and clean sound...great footage and both in Japan...I guess I'm a dumb ass .....would have loved to have met you guys while I was there...alas...didn't know thats where you guys are...im bummed by that...but great work...still HATE you...especially HnR...cause the sound is really good...ok I don't hate you guys...just jealous...lol...good work...I'll be back out that way in a couple months...will...