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On my recent trip to Australia I had to deal with lighting issues. Traveling light I brought 2 Lowel Pro-lights and a Lowel Tota-lite with me. I used voltage convertors so I could run them, and left my camera on 60 hz at 30 fps. Normally that worked fine except for one interview.
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I headed down under for Perth last week and hit a bit of a rough patch. I have discovered that not everything goes your way. After my 6 hour flight from Cincinnati I boarded my Sidney flight at LAX. I was feeling a bit queasy, which was unusual for me. I was soon to discover that I wouldn’t need my iPad, my MacBook, or anything that I brought on board to keep busy during the 15 hour flight.
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I interviewed Mike Janssen for Dr. Jessica Kress of Commonwealth Smiles in Lexington Kentucky. Mike is a great guy and a talented mechanic. You’ve probably heard the old saying that Kentucky is home to fast horses… and fast cars.
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My client Dr. Mike Palmer was contacted by the producers of The Ultimate Makeover Show to assist in the makeover of one of their contestants. They found Dr. Palmer through their web site DrMikePalmer.com. Dr. Palmer is one of our web customers at rm1.net.
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As a HDSLR shooter I loved the footage and the ergonomics of my Canon 5D2, but was looking for the convenience, speed, and control that a digital camcorder offers. I spent most of 2011 laying in wait for the November Canon announcement of the Cinema EOS C300.
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This photo of Sam & Ashley was taken at Chesapeake Farm in Lexington Kentucky. What an amazing location for a photo shoot, one of the world’s treasures of beauty. This photo was taken as part of a set of engagement photos and is beautiful in its own right, but I felt inspired to do something special.
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There are a lot of factors to consider when selecting a digital film camera: lens compatibility, definition, over and under-cranking, image quality, ease of use, and price are all very important. To be sure, image quality has to be very high on the list.
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Phil Boyer and I worked together on the Kentucky Symphony Gala last February. Right about that time Apple came out with its Multicam update to Final Cut Pro X, which I used to put together a project which I wrote about last March.
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