On Sep 6, 2007, at 10:18 PM, Scott Loveless wrote: > It's always fun to hear someone's voice for the first time. Not > what I > imagined, but it never is. I really enjoyed the video, too. That > certainly added some insight to what you do.
Thank you, Scott. :-) > I noticed while watching a couple of the Pentaxian videos that a > microcam of some sort was attached to the camera, showing the shutter > release and the top right of the lens, a-la "War Photographer". > Did you > happen to have one of these mounted on your camera at any time? > And did > you take note of what it was? I'd love to play around with something > like that, but all my searching keeps leading me back to surveillance > cameras. They had a little spy cam on a fixture bolted to a K10D body with a video recorder that I stuck in my bag. We exchanged bodies for the shots that it was used for rather than set up my camera for it. No idea what brand or model the spy cam setup was, but I like how they used it in the videos; worth the work to use it. It was somewhat of a pain to work with, though, as it increased the weight and volume of the camera in my hand by a good bit. That changes the hand-held dynamics of the kit enough to throw off my timings when doing the 'see and grab' stuff we were shooting. Godfrey -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
