Recent content by jaye

Thanks for your interest. You can view all the pictures and descriptions on madecine.wordpress.com. Cheers!

cheapest way is to have a little more trouble in post. -Shoot all cameras as per normal, say 2 tapes each, you'll have 6 tapes for 3 cameras. -digitize them; lay them on 6 layers in your editing timeline. -Do your synching on the timeline (its only 4 sychs anyway) and lock it down. -edit...

looking for crew?

Call Film Equipment Gallery and look for Bala. You can find their number online. They rent eqipment and can give you more contacts for personnel you need. I'm a DOP and do work on short films, do drop me a line @ 90011058 and we shall see how things work out? Cheers, Jaye.

RC paper is the best way to start, however, I want to say that the texture of FB paper looks alot better in my opinion, but a real bitch like what honda said.

i dunno about studio photo shoots but i do video/film lightings. what i do to reduce hot spots are: 1. add diffusers/tracing paper. 2. increase subject-light distance (but one more light may be needed to maintain light intensity). hope this helps... :sweat:

bro, i am sorry to hear bout your tragedy but from what you described, i feel that she may just be using you to obtain PR. It may be hard on you but i think it's wiser for you to let go. What to do depends on what you want. If you insist on knowing the truth, hiring a P.I will be the only...

i bought a good condition (maybe 7.5/10 cosmetically) FM2n chrome with a fungused 35-70mm zoom as a set at $450 more than a year ago as a starter. It is considered pretty cheap i think. If you can get an ok condition one at $300, it is a good price. I never regretted buying FM2n. It is...

i bought a mint 50mm f1.8 series E on ebay 2 months ago at only about 80SGD. Its has given me very very sharp pictures. Never owned the AF version but reviews states that the AF version is even better as the optics are multi coated. :thumbsup: The f1.4 is 3x more expensive and has more coma...