AS I STATED ON TWITTER SINCE ITS MONDAY AND THE TRENDING TOPIC OF EVERY MONDAY IS #MM (MUSIC MONDAY) I'm going to dedicate my post to "THE FORCE" Now if you are not familiar with The Force kill yourself #imjustsayin. Listen and learn people.
The title of this track is "BUCK STOPS" by the Dark Skin Saviors, feat Rockwell Knuckles produced by Tech Supreme.
Orange and LG are going to release the WATCH PHONE to the UK this upcoming August. The phone is said to go for about $1,600 but I'm not sure if thats true.
Capabilities - touch screen, blue tooth, video calling, and the basics.
Man this prob one of the best designs of retroed technology/design that i've seen in a while, especially for an mp3 player, only bad part is the maximum th amount of memory is only 90 mins though...source
This is a guide/breakdown on people trying to break into some cinematography, its got a bit of information but its def worth the look. Most of the equipment I'll be listing will be pretty affordable and with the right insight and creativity you can achieve the same effect of a lot high grade production companies for a fraction of the cost.
I'm going to be going over about 4 cameras: Canon HV20 and HV30, Canon HG 10, Panasonic dv953, and last but def not least the Canon XH A1. Also with almost all of these camcorders I'll be looking at an accesory called 35 mm adapter attached to each one, which for a pretty good price gives a HD camcorder a film grade look.
This first video is a music video using the Canon HV 20 and an unnamed 35mm adapter, that with the use of Sony Vegas editing software gives a really professional turnout for the video.
The second video is featuring the Canon HV 30 and a homemade 35mm adapter that can be bought from online forum as well.
This third video is using a Canon HG 10 and a Letus mini 35 mm adapter, and magic bullets color grading software, I'll have listings with prices and everything at the end.
This fourth video is using the panasonic dv953 anda Mediachance design 35mm adapter, also using magic bullets color software.
These last two videos show what you can do with a little more money for better equipment, The first of the two is using the Canon XH A1 a SGPro 35mm adapter, and Floatcam steadycam system. Now a steadycam is a balancing sort of tripod so that it eliminates hand shakiness in shots and gives a much more professinal look.
This second one is using a Sony PD150 and a Redrock Micro M2 35mm adapter also with some editing from from adobe Premiere.
Now for the price sheet....... the equipment from the first video : Canon HV 20 = $600-700 Miny 35mm adapter= $300 Sony Vegas software= $550 OR Adobe Premiere cs4= $800 or $300 upgrade if u have cs3 already
Total cost for first package= $1400-1800
the second video: Canon HV 30= $700-800 The homemade 35mm adapter made by twoneil.com = $200-380 And the same software as listed as before... Total= $1500-2000
The third video: Canon HG10=$470-600 Letus mini=1,100 *considered a more professional adapter, and more mass produced same software applies, another less expensive adapter can be used just fine. Total= $1,400-2400
The fourth video: Panasonic dv953= $750-1500 Mediachance design 35mm adapter= is all homemade so the price may vary , instructins found at http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/dof/index2.htm same software applies Total= $1700-2650
The fifth video: Canon XH A1 =$3000-3500 SGPro 35mm adapter= $760 Floatcam Steadycam= $600-700 Same software applies... Total= $5100-5600
The sixth video: Sony PD150= about $1500 and up* the outdated version of the PD170 so its usually only found on ebay Redrock Micro M2 35mm adapter=$1000-1500 Same software applies... Total= $3500-4000
Also most if not all of the products can be found on ebay, you just have to be careful...if u have you have any questions or want to know more let me know.
This has to be one of the most awesome things i have seen today...this was all homemade...and he even has link to where you can find out how to make one as well....hmmm, lol...
