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    "Serious 7D Kit"

    Just thought I'd share this with you guys, Spotted at the Quiksilver Pro Surfing Comp this week , I have no idea what gadgets he has hanging off the the Camera , But looks very impressive to me , I'm intrigued by the gear mechanism that drives the lens , Any body got a clue to what it does , I do know he's taking Video I'm guessing , Anyway interesting stuff I reckon
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    I think that's called a "follow focus". Look here.
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    Interesting bit of kit. Whilst not into it myself, from what I see around the place, the 7D & 5D MKII are quite popular for doco & short film production.

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    Yep, focus motor for easier and smoother focusing in video, a loupe for better viewing of the rear LCD - obviously more important for video than stills, and a baby shotgun mic on top. Plus a nifty little rail to sit it all on.

    Not sure why he's filming his fingertips though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James T View Post
    Not sure why he's filming his fingertips though.
    Probably adjusting the CP filter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James T View Post
    Yep, focus motor for easier and smoother focusing in video, a loupe for better viewing of the rear LCD - obviously more important for video than stills, and a baby shotgun mic on top. Plus a nifty little rail to sit it all on.

    Not sure why he's filming his fingertips though.
    Thanks for that James, Definatley looks the part

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff View Post
    Probably adjusting the CP filter.
    I'll go along with that Cliff, I could'nt work out what he was doing

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff View Post
    Probably adjusting the CP filter.
    Good point, almost forgot they existed it's so long since I used one.

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    I'd love to have a set-up like that for doing videos!
    Mind you, that set-up probably cost more than the camera and lens combined!

    I don't know about you guys, but I find the videos from my 60D are far superior to my expensive Sony HD video camera.

    All those goodies are available from B & H in New York.
    But wait until you see the prices........................
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bennymiata View Post
    I'd love to have a set-up like that for doing videos!
    Mind you, that set-up probably cost more than the camera and lens combined!

    I don't know about you guys, but I find the videos from my 60D are far superior to my expensive Sony HD video camera.

    All those goodies are available from B & H in New York.
    But wait until you see the prices........................
    Looks like he went for Zacuto gear as well, not exactly the bargain basement brand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James T View Post
    Looks like he went for Zacuto gear as well, not exactly the bargain basement brand.
    I'm guessing that means he's serious , Or a big wallet

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    Definately becoming more common to see this sort of stuff on the sidelines too these days. I just picked up a job with a newspaper today for a soccer match and was asked whether I do video as well
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    I'd say he probably even needs a CPL (or ND) if he's aiming for the reccomended shutter speed of 1/50th for 25fps (or 1/60th for 30fps) to stop overexposure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pmack View Post
    I'd say he probably even needs a CPL (or ND) if he's aiming for the reccomended shutter speed of 1/50th for 25fps (or 1/60th for 30fps) to stop overexposure.
    I fail to understand that, I didn't think movie fps was relevant re exposure ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi View Post
    I fail to understand that, I didn't think movie fps was relevant re exposure ?
    It is relevant. Google search "180 shutter rule"
    This looks alright:
    http://www.digi1080p.com/tutorials/1...t-love-it.html

    But more specifically, If he wanted a slower shutter speed to give smooth movement like in film, he would likely have needed a CPL or ND.
    They apparently do use quicker shutter speeds for sports footage, but if it is too fast, it looks very jittery.
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    jello effect

    Thanks, Ill look up the 180 rule, I do have video on the d300s but I very rarely use it

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    All that, and hes got his fingers on the lens. Deeeerrrr.

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    Yeah i've only really used it once.
    I made this little clip:


    I had it in auto to let the camera decide, which was fine for sunrise, but at the end of the vid, theres more light, and i shoot a couple waves and can see how it is a little unusual.
    I don't know what shutter speed it was shooting at, but I imagine pretty fast.

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    If you're interested in finding more on Video, there's a lot of info on the cinema5D forum.

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    Wow that's a great set of kit.

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