Best one I've ever used so far was Kodak Gold 200 due to the vintage look and warm colors and Ilford HP5 for contrasty street photography.
Worst was Fuji 100. While the vibrance is okay, it's way too blue and green.

Light weight, mirrorless, 16-24 mp, less than $500. doesn't have to be that new im willing to get something a little older

Does anyone use
>the dial
and if so, what are your settings to get SooC jpegs that don't require lightroom and RAW?

so Alaris owns the rights to sell all Kodak stills film and respoolers have caused Kodak to require proof someone is making an actual film before they sell them any vision 3.
So why is Cinestill and Lomography allowed to sell rebadged vision 3 and disposable camera film and why have they been allowed to do it for like a decade + and why are they still allowed to do it, but the other respoolers are a problem?

so I was watching this boomer's vid and this boomer is a professional photographer with xboomer number of years of experience and he was arguing that the compression on the 75mm olympus m43 lens was the same compression you would see on a 75mm full frame lens. like he was saying the working distance was 150mm equivalent but the compression and distortion on the model was 75mm worth. this doesn't make sense to me, isn't compression based on angle of view or whatever and not focal length?
also this boomer for some reason shoots fucking olympus m43 for client work and edits it on his ipad. he must work for temu or wish or something because I think he said its ecommerce and his argument is they can't tell the difference anyway on the images since its social media posts for clothing and he shoots in front of a backdrop anyway, but its weird as fuck to me that some dude who gets paid for photos and is doing fashion photography voluntarily chose micro43 to shoot in a studio. and the dude I would think has money or full frame cameras since he has a fucking studio to shoot at and was using whatever is the flagship 25mm that olympus sells.

Somebody had to do it edition

All video related questions and discussion is intended for this thread. Here we discuss techniques, gear and anything else related to capturing video footage. Please don't pretend to be an expert if you don't know what you're talking about. Kindly leave your ego at the door.
Posting short films/scripts or other work you've done is encouraged.
We tend to use and recommend DSLRs/mirrorless cameras because they provide phenomenal picture quality for their price, have large sensors (ie the same size used in high-end cinema cameras and higher) and have interchangeable lenses.
In contrast, consumer camcorders often have much smaller sensors and a fixed lens.

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Quick FAQS
>what’s the best camera available on a “budget”?
The blackmagic pocket cinema camera 4k, or the Panasonic gh5 (can pick one up for like 500 bucks atm)
>what’s a good beginner video camera?
Anything that works, shoots at least 1080p and preferably has interchangeable lenses. Any recommendation beyond that will cause arguments so read the fucking sticky if that isn't satisfactory.
>What's a good sound solution that won't break the bank?
Zoom h1
>Can I use a zoom lens for video?
Yes
>Do I need cine lenses?
No
>Do I need 4k?
No. 1080 looks great on a cinema screen. 4k looks better.
>Can someone tell me if my video is any good?
Yes, but be prepared to receive harsh criticism. If you're going to waste 5 minutes of our time with a shitty out-of-focus montage of nothing then we'll tell you that it's crap
>Is it okay to dox myself?
...Personally I wouldn't but what do I know?

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>most popular film cameras people buy, Canon AE-1, Nikon F2, pentax K1000 ect, were originally produced in the 1970s
>you can buy a 90s blobmera that takes moden glass for under $100
I don't get it. when it comes to image quality, the single most important thing is the lens (at least for film cameras where you can swap the sensor at will). Why do people prefer the 1970s manual chase the light meter cameras to the 90s blobmeras that take EF glass and have modern metering, auto focus and programming controls? EF glass is going to kick the shit out of 1970s glass

When the fuck is the new one getting released?
Why is there no real competitor? Is Japan finished?

I recently came across this app called PRESETS which is available on app store. I love its features, but the problem is that it is a paid app and I am broke. So if anyone can help me get the pro version of that app for free that would be great. Thanks in advance

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You ever feel like you have too much gear?