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Finally catching up with film cameras...

RE: Resolution.. if it's shooting 8k video then a 3:2 sensor needs to be at least 36mp.. at least from my calculation.

@ CaNikonianite Darn it! That DOES sound a lot better... there goes the hypothetical value of my imaginary trademark :( :(

Solution: Cameras embedded into gas masks.
The 'camerask' - Single filter slot for beginners, double slot for professionals.
Please contact me for licencing inquiries.

Apparently cold weather makes things shrink.. so the body-lens look is very appropriate.. hahaha

Geez... I remember talking about analog on here just a few years ago and being told repeatedly that it's irrelevant and dead. Oh well.. good job guys!

I'm amazed James Gunn still gets work after admitting what he likes to do with children.

I think the expectation from the guy in the video was that it would work, as opposed to having its main working parts malfunction.

That's soooo sweet :)
I've got a stack of glass plate negs from the same time period.
At least one of them has a cat in it.
Will have to get around to printing them soon.
Thanks for sharing :)

My cat vomits a greater colour range than that...

Class leading would be.... ---> *dual* 3.5mm audio sockets! :o

Both..

I'm sure they'll fix it with a firmware update...

A shoebox pinhole camera would be easier to make, easier to operate, and have less part failures.

... don't forget all the husbands money that the bride also spends.. haha
*I'm totally going to h3ll for generalising like that*

It's why I enjoyed being a second shooter rather than the main shooter.

@forpetessake - Words.. words are a far more powerful tool for propaganda than photos and video.

We already know that wedding photographers spend 55% of their time editing,, don't give them a reason to spend even more time..

The pie chart colours on the actual website are all distinctly different though.. weird..

Why am I not surprised that they spend 3x more time culling photos than they do actually taking photos. And sooooo much time editing. It seems that a good vision of what's being captured takes...