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Originally Posted by Jay-Rock
Looks great Robbie it takes a bit to get use to but you can manually shoot on the fly if you use a high FSTOP. I am using the Mark II but the same rules apply.
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Yeah, that's kinda what I figured.
But I wanted to give it a go with absolutely no light but regular indoor lighting in my house.
Basically what you guys see is the second time I have picked the camera up. The first post of this thread was my reaction when I first laid my hands on it the other day and shot a couple of minutes of vid and one still picture.
Then I had to play a gig here in town on Friday night so that took up my time. Had something to do on Saturday...and then couldn't convince CM to put on some makeup and shoot anything on Sunday. lol
So today (Monday) was the 2nd time I picked the camera up and turned it on. (I did some reading in between though to learn the menu)
Next time I grab it for video I'm gonna do an outside shoot in the golden hour.
Then, the time after that one...I'm gonna set up my kinos and light it up right indoors.
One thing I just proved to myself: if I were traveling somewhere and didn't want to fight with the TSA about my road case with lighting...and my road case with my big ass vid cam rig....I can just grab this 5D and with no lighting, I can pull off a pro shoot.
Pretty cool.
