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Panasonic gh3 + 12-35mm f2.8 + extras Europe

sarabico — Mon, 27 Jan 2014 14:38:19 +0000

For sale a complete kit

Panasonic gh3, mint condition, no signs of use, original box

Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8, mint condition, no signs of use, original box

Genuine battery grip, mint condition, original box

fotodiox adapter m42 to m4/3

1 extra genuine panasonic battery

1 variable nd filter light craft workshop 58mm

1 step up ring 49mm to 58mm

16GB sdhc class 10 transcend memory card

exakta 70-210mm f4 pk mount

All intems in great condition, located in portugal.

Only selling the full package.

2000€

The First of Two Films in my 'Hometown' Series

B3Guy — Tue, 21 May 2013 02:52:10 +0000

Hi, All! I had posted a week or so back about some art gallery bound films of mine that I was projecting this past weekend. Here is the first of two films in the series. This one is maybe a month old, and was in a show then at Bethel University in their Johnson Gallery. I displayed it on my Dell U3011 which I built into the wall just for the show along with a laptop for playback. It is not really made with web viewing in mind, it supposed to be viewed in an art gallery, but some folks here on the forum expressed interest in seeing my work, so I uploaded it to share with the community.

I shot it all on GH2 with @Driftwood Moon Trial 5. I used a Kowa 16-H with Redstan clamps and a Lightcraft Workshop Fader ND Mark II, mounted on a Konica Hexanon 40mm f1.8, usually stopped down to f2.8 or even f4.

This is the first, and has certain things that make it very successful in terms of capturing my concept for the project. But technically, I think I prefer the second film even though it is simpler in some ways.

I hope you enjoy it, and I hope it is of some use. Feedback and questions are of course welcome! (Note: I'm going to go ahead and post this, but Vimeo might initially be still in the process of converting the clip.)

Longboarding

B3Guy — Sun, 04 Nov 2012 14:45:39 +0000

Here's a short longboarding video that my friends asked me to film for them earlier this summer. As always, I'd love some feedback! I'm still working on my grading skills with Resolve Lite, and on my grain effect, which Vimeo still doesn't seem to be capable of encoding properly.