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Enzo Giobbé October 25th, 2009 09:02 PM

David Lynch won't shoot with anything but...
 
Funny or not, OP's not the only one that thinks AF cameras are a necessity.

A few years ago I was talking with director David Lynch about digital vs. film (he had just shot "Inland Empire" on mini DV), and he said that from then on, he would only shoot on digital, and ONLY with cams that had full autofocus capabilities.

Does that mean David wouldn't be able to use a JVC HD100? I think not.

We all have our own personal comfort zones...

Evan Agee October 26th, 2009 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex Humphrey (Post 1437579)
so which models of old AB did you get? Trimpack 14 or Dionics?

The system I got came with an old Magnum 14 and a Trimpack 14. The Trimpack no longer holds a charge and the Magnum gets about 2 hours give or take.

Evan Agee October 26th, 2009 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dennis Robinson (Post 1437814)
Oh that's funny, do you mean to say that you dont know how to focus a camera? You certainly wont be able to use the JVC if thats the case.

Go ahead and laugh all you want. I have worked with lenses on still cameras and I'm fine with manual focus on those, but I didn't have any experience with using manual focus on a video camera. Since then I've got the HD110u and I'm having no trouble at all thanks.

Evan Agee October 26th, 2009 03:42 PM

Do I understand correctly that any 1/3" bayonet mount lens will work fine with this camera? I know I can get into Letus adapters, etc but I'd love to start by finding some lenses that can replace the lens that's currently on the camera.

Don Bloom October 26th, 2009 04:46 PM

no not all lens will work. the lens mount has to fit and the electrical connections also need to be the correct ones for everything to work properly.
if you put a lens on that doesn't have the right e-connections you could have a problem.

Jerry Porter October 26th, 2009 07:37 PM

Evan,
I sent you my number in a PM before. Don't be afraid to use it. I can answer a lot of these qestions over the phone. If you deleted it, just shoot me a PM and I will be happy to answer all that I can.


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