kunal2
06-24-2007, 03:12 AM
Hi buddies :whistling:
I was just thinking if manufacturers of cinecameras could equip their cameras with a multidirectional infrared beam in front, so that focus pullers with a wireless remote touchscreen lcd monitor could at wish autofocus on subject he's been instruct to do, thus minimizing errors in focus pulling.I remember my old EO5 film slr was equipped with five focussing points in the viewfinder and at wish u can select the points by simply looking at one of them,if we can use more or less the same principle would be great i think.
The use of an infrared beam in front of the camera will simply target the focussing range,returning instruction to the camera's autofocussing mechanism preventing casual focus errors found in digital slr's,but all focussing direction will b done by the focus puller with the help of his touch screen LCD monitor...would love to hear what you think guys
cheez
DigitAlchemist
I was just thinking if manufacturers of cinecameras could equip their cameras with a multidirectional infrared beam in front, so that focus pullers with a wireless remote touchscreen lcd monitor could at wish autofocus on subject he's been instruct to do, thus minimizing errors in focus pulling.I remember my old EO5 film slr was equipped with five focussing points in the viewfinder and at wish u can select the points by simply looking at one of them,if we can use more or less the same principle would be great i think.
The use of an infrared beam in front of the camera will simply target the focussing range,returning instruction to the camera's autofocussing mechanism preventing casual focus errors found in digital slr's,but all focussing direction will b done by the focus puller with the help of his touch screen LCD monitor...would love to hear what you think guys
cheez
DigitAlchemist