If you use a DSMC...

[dino g]

digipicinetographer is my vote.

[Clayton Talmon]

Cinemaphotographer - makes sense. What if I shoot the other way around? Would that make me a Photocinematographer?

[Daniel Browning]

... does that make you a "cinemaphotographer"?

Actually, I think the proper terms are:

Oceanographer: Original Cinema Electronic And News + ographer
Cartographer: Cinema And RED Together + ographer
Choreographer: Can't Help Oogling RED Electronics + ographer.

[Peter Majtan]

What ever happened to DOP?

[Sarah C.]

Me = omnigrapher

I have a habit of jumping in lens first, whatever it be attached to. 'Course "photographer" is a light writer... isn't gear or time specific.

~Sarah

[Joseph Ward]

1) Photography
2) Cinematography
3) Stereo-cinematography
4) Red Shooter!

[Florian Stadler]

whatevs

[Sarah C.]

REDographer!

and REDography...


RED-o-graphy...

RED-o-matic...

RED-o-Rama...


~S

[pango]

... does that make you a "cinemaphotographer"?

Jim

(courtesy of Jarred)

Depends on the firmware

[Corrado Silveri]

When I grow up, I want to be a Frame Designer.

Stills, moving takes, graphics.

They are all frames, imho.

A DSMC it's a great tool, just add some Photoshop/Illustrator/Maya/Motion capabilities onboard...

:shifty: