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In my cinema blog you’ll discover a variety of articles and information based on the experience I’ve gained working with a wide variety of cinema cameras over the years combined with my work as DP on projects ranging from high-end commercial spots for some of the worlds most recognized brands, to narrative projects, music videos, television broadcast… and more.
I currently shoot with and own the Sony PMW-F55 & Sony PXW-FS5 super35mm camera’s. As well I often work with the Sony FS7, Blackmagic, Canon, and RED cameras.
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- Dennis Hingsberg
SDI 6G to HDMI 4K from BMD
I just bought the new Blackmagic design SDI 6G to HDMI mini converter for $185 USD and was excited to finally get my hands on this! Thanks to HD Source (Toronto, Canada) for getting this to me very fast! I’m going to highlight 5 great uses for this marvel of a little box: The obvious use here is converting from …
The new sony FS5 mkii – yes it’s a big deal
The new sony FS5 mkii didn’t bring a lot of changes or new functionality that speculators had hoped for, but personally I think it brought something a lot more exciting. Sony has decided to add the color science technology from the new Sony Venice camera to the Sony FS5 mkii. Sony describes the new color profile to soften skin tone, provide a …
Sony Venice continues to thunder and roar
I haven’t written about the Sony Venice since my last article on it nearly six months ago. For a quick rundown of features and specs on the Venice full frame cinema digital camera complete with native PL and e-mount lens mount check out my previous article Sony unveils Venice full frame 36x24mm digital cinema camera. As of February 2018 the …
Exposure compensated 3D LUTs
When working with Sony camera’s capable of recording using slog gamma, 3D LUTs can be a great way to get a quick grade in post or even be used as a base to start grading as I have done plenty of times. For shooting I sometimes even bake in LC709A or 709(800) directly into the footage for quicker turn around …
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