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he's talking about measured resolution. although i haven't seen a measured resolution chart for the alpha raw-mode, which my eyes tell me carries closer to 1080 than 720. in any case, not sure what...

i've never ventured into any formal relaxation techniques myself, but that's cool. the best feeling i've ever had was flying in a dream.

you may want to check out this essay, i found it pretty...

yeah, i tend to go into a meditational zone in the shower and collect a lot of thoughts and ideas there.

i guess it's kind of like a bathing ritual. ;) i wonder what would happen differently with...

there are plenty of ways to test rolling shutter, just get some kind of motor... maybe a drill, and attach a piece of cardboard with a diameter line.

i like sleep.

sometimes i'll be up all night if i've got an intense focus (when i get a focus eating and sleeping are secondary) and some days i'll need to nap, i basically just sleep when i can...

you can also right click a clip and select 'create sequence' - or something like that

that's also a good way to create odd frame sizes/rates - either make a mock-frame in photoshop or something...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9wacQVM0Go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9wacQVM0Go

it's not all 1:1, though there is a 1:1 sensor mode - i would assume (wide-angle stuff) a lot of what we're seeing is internal scaling, full-frame sensor to 1920

have you seen titanic or jurassic park in 3d?

there's a lot of bad s3d out there - whether it's captured that way or a cheap conversion - the technological process is not the problem in either...

trumbull...

definitely much improved images coming out - wonder how hdmi-out will compare? does anybody know whether rolling shutter is worse (i.e. slower read/reset) or the same?

everyone is talking about something different... sorry i got roped into it

that's just the same as cropping/reframing the 6k image... totally cool to use whatever methods work, and probably nobody will be able to tell on an HD internet output, but there are textural...

if you dont' do any debayering you don't have any kind of preview except through an optical viewfinder, which takes a certain design approach. also, 'raw' can be used in a lot of different ways -...

since we're quoting shit to sound like we know what we're saying, let me redirect you back to the wikipedia article you quoted... this is literally just before the paragraph you quoted, actually.
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agreed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depth_of_field

there it is, have a field day on the talk page.

first of all, if you want to get technical, 6.4 doesn't equal 6.5... and are you talking about larger diameter or number? please be respectfully precise if you're going to comment on hundreds of...

haha, good frame selection for this discussion...

exactly, but each lens uses a different optical design - therefore they are not always (or maybe even usually) matched...
so when we talk about DOF, we can either get more technical (which I really...

i like trumbull alot... i think 'hypercinema' is not a happy word, but i'm really glad he's thinking about providing technological paths to advance the storytelling experience. i'll be happy when...

are we really looking at the same stuff?

http://members.tripod.com/rick_oleson/dof.gif

depth of field - on a technical level - is the area/space/measurement of what is 'in focus'.

sometimes...

ahhh, that would give you serious problems in regards to lighting... there are normal temperature variations in skintones, or anything, based on the particular kind of light and sometimes the...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggxEeMtJ2iQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggxEeMtJ2iQ

well, it would probably be nice and convenient, but to build a 3D selector that gives as good or better...

^i hope this is meant to be a joke

totally off both technically and visually... see my post, check wikipedia, and let's stop bantering about DOF. :)

yeah maybe, i was referring to the live view feed - i'm assuming there is a break in the chain where it either goes to live view/hdmi or compression, but i'm not qualified to answer that. so it's...