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- This Analysis of Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining' Steps Inside the Mysteries of Room 237
NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Stanley Kubrick’s films are some of the most analyzed pieces of cinema, especially his horror masterpiece The Shining. Brimming with intrigue, clues, and hidden messages, Kubrick’s 1980 film has been given the royal treatment when it comes to analysis, even becoming the subject of the documentary Room 237 that digs deep into the possible meanings behind the... - Review: iFootage Shark Slider + GH4 + Rokinon 12mm Cine lens = motion control
DSLR News Shooter (Yesterday) - By contributing editor Chuck Fadely: Field test: GH4 4k, iFootage Shark Slider S1 and Rokinon 12mm cine lens = poor man’s MoCo! from Chuck Fadely on Vimeo. I’m so envious of those compound moves from expensive motion control (MoCo) units. I just love those simultaneous slides and tilts and pans... - New Sigma 50mm ART lens review by Kai and CameraLabs.
SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - One of the most amazing lenses you can get for your Sony A-mount (or E-mount via adapter) is certainly the 50mm f/1.4 Sigma ART lens. The lens now got reviewed by Kai from Digitalrev (video on top) and by Gordon from Cameralabs who writes: The new Sigma 50mm f1.4... - The new Nikon MC-30A remote trigger vs. the old MC-30 version
Nikonrumors (Yesterday) - Nikon recently quietly updated their wired remote trigger release: the old MC-30 model ($59.95) is now replaced with the new MC-30A ($64.95). Here is a first hand feedback from a [NR] reader (thanks LP) who purchased the new version: I just purchased a new Nikon cable release. Finally they took all of... - First test of the new Tamron 14-150mm MFT lens.
43Rumors (Yesterday) - The resolution chart of the Tamron 14-150mm lens. The newest Micro Four Thirds lens is the Tamron 14-150mm f/3.5-5,8 zoom lens. And the first site reviewing the lens is the spanish DSLR magazine (google translation here). These are their findigs: - resolution is high in the center but just... - This Making-Of Doc on 'The Usual Suspects' Breaks the Keyser Söze Case Wide Open NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Ah, the 90s. Rollerblades. Bill Clinton. A time when moguls like Harvey Weinstein jetted out to Sundance and handed out fat distribution/production deals to filmmakers who were barely able to legally buy beer. One of these lucky young tyros was Bryan Singer, whose 1988 short, Lion’s Den, led to a feature that...
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- Lectrosonics post video detailing the new L Series LMb and LT Transmitters and LR receiver DSLR News Shooter (Yesterday) - By site editor Dan Chung: At NAB earlier this year we got a first look at the new Lectrosonics LMb and LT transmitters. These feature digital hybrid technology and interestingly for news shooters they have a wider range of frequencies than typical wireless systems. The L series can be purchased...
- UPDATE: Next price drop. Now E-M5 for $601. 43Rumors (Yesterday) - UPDATED: And here is again a next small price drop on the E-M5 which sets a new low price record. It sells for $601 at Amazon US (Click here). And the bigger brother the E-M1 sells for $1,099 only at TheGamesArena on eBay (Click here). All current Olympus deals...
- Next price drop. Now E-M5 for $614. 43Rumors (Yesterday) - And here is again a next small price drop on the E-M5 which sets a new low price record. It sells for $614 at Amazon US (Click here). And the bigger brother the E-M1 sells for $1,099 only at TheGamesArena on eBay (Click here). All current Olympus deals can...
- USA deals: All the E-mount cameras you can grab for less than $499! SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - Photokina is close but unlike you want to spend a lot of $$$ on the new cameras you can get some very good E-mount cameras now for less than $500! Here is the list: NEX-6: NEX-6 body for $449 at Sony eBay (Click here) NEX-6 with kit lens for...
- Review: Sigma 12-24mm f/4.5-5.6 DG II HSM
Canonrumors (Yesterday) - Bryan over at The Digital Picture has posted his review of the Sigma 12-24mm f/4.5-5.6 DG II HSM. This is the widest rectilinear lens available for full frame Canon DSLRs. If you’re looking for a lens that will give a truly unique look, this will definitely fit the bill. Says The... - 'Random Stop' is a Powerful POV-Shot Film Based on the Real-Life Shooting Death of Kyle Dinkheller NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Shooting something entirely from a first person POV may not be new, but every once in a while an exceptionally well-done shot or scene (or even an entire short) makes you step back and appreciate what can be done with the technique and how difficult it is to pull...
- Fuji photographer David Hobby erroneously leaks some Fuji X100T image samples.
Mirrorlessrumors (Yesterday) - A pretty much save rumor is that Fuji will announce the new X100T. Well officially Fuji photographer David Hobby erroneously published some image samples taken with the yet unannounced camera on Flickr (page has now been removed). But on Reddit you can still find the Exif image proving those images... - Should Sigma Keep Offering a 1:1:1 Foveon Sensor?
Sigma Rumors (Yesterday) - The Quattro generation of Sigma cameras is certainly a nice step forward as far as usability goes. The numerous reviews and comparisons show that it’s not really an image quality upgrade though, but rather something different. Some like it, and some remain unsatisfied, particularly among Merrill users who like... - Olympus patent proves they know how to get rid of the rolling shutter issue by using a global shutter 43Rumors (Yesterday) - Olympus claims to have the tech to definitely solve the rolling shutter issue forever. The simple “trick” is to use a global shutter system that reads out all pixels at the same time. That’s at least what they claim in their latest patent spotted by Egami. Hope Olympus will use...
