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As a filmmaker, I'm more impressed by the burning incense. I don't even make live-action video (I do animation), and I STILL desperately want a camera that can
by thenomad 14y ago
As a filmmaker, I'm more impressed by the burning incense. I don't even make live-action video (I do animation), and I STILL desperately want a camera that can do that.
I suspect that the results of showing that video to a room full of filmmakers can be summed up in the phrase "Shut up and take my money."
- scarecrowbob 14y agoIf you're doing stop motion, can't you just do longer exposures? Or is that impractical in a stop-motion workflow?
- thenomad 14y agoTo the best of my knowledge, there's no reason not to do that - although I don't do stop-motion, I do performance capture. (The reason I was drooling over the camera wasn't for any particularly practical use - I wouldn't use it day-to-day. I have on occasion done live-action filmmaking, and I know how INCREDIBLY useful uber-low-light performance like that would be. Seeing the potential for mood and Dogme-style shooting makes me want to pick up a Real Camera again ;) )