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Article Comment – First “Hollywood" Test of the Canon R5 in 8K RAW

I’m surprised people r hating on the r5 as much as they r. Firstly the tiltA back fan will solve the 8k problem. Secondly. U can record as much 4K 23.98 as u want. Overall performance / weather sealing. It’s a great compromise. Those who need 8k and slomo will be fine to use the tilta fan. Those who want it as a bcam to the c series doco and interview setups can shoot all day in 4K full frame. It’s first and foremost an insane stills camera that is weather sealed. I think the fan addon is the perfect balance for the few times we need 8k which isn’t a lot.

2 years ago
Article Comment – Apple is Moving to ARM Processors. Should Filmmakers Go With Them?

They will run cooler, therefore faster, and software will be interchangeable between iOS and MacBook pro's etc... what's not to love. EVERYONE will use them.

2 years ago
Article Comment – What's Up With Christopher Nolan's Weird Chair Rule?

He can do whatever he wants, don't want to work on his films, don't... as we Australians say "Harden the fuck up" :-)

2 years ago
Article Comment – Frankly, Hollywood Doesn't Give a Damn About 'Black Lives Matter'

U may as well throw Braveheart under the bus, it was about the English squashing the Scottish.... History is horrible...... there is also plenty of horrible in this world today.... Please please, don't damage the freedom for film makers to create without thinking about political messages.

2 years ago
Article Comment – Frankly, Hollywood Doesn't Give a Damn About 'Black Lives Matter'

Great No Film school is now cnn. So let me get this straight... Good cops killing bad guys is now frowned upon?,

I bet this guy who wrote this article would literally give a rave review about a movie about bad cops being killed by civilians.... shit article, cancel culture is the first steps towards the loss of free speech. Yes you said you are not into cancel culture, but your against good cops killing bad guys in "MOVIES".... U need some chamomile tea and a new career.

2 years ago
Article Comment – Why Should Filmmakers Buy the New Macbook Pro?

2018 i9 MacBook Pro has horrendous throttling. This does talk about that. I’m guessing based on the dimensions it will be a nightmare all over again.

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