Question for Spy/Photography experts or Magnum
Jan 11th 2017, 5:05 pm
#16
Nuther day in paradise.ca
Joined: Aug 2008
Location: Ajax, Ontario
Posts: 7,263
Re: Question for Spy/Photography experts or Magnum
Ha ha no that was an old JVC I had as a back up. For work I use Sony AX33 as a main camera.
I haven't been in that site for a long time, some of them video have 1,000's of views now
I just had a look and the Jane Finch video has over 56,000 views, that money one only got 2.4 thousand :@(. Nice to see some one is still watching my less popular cringe worthy videos tho Novocation.
I haven't been in that site for a long time, some of them video have 1,000's of views now
I just had a look and the Jane Finch video has over 56,000 views, that money one only got 2.4 thousand :@(. Nice to see some one is still watching my less popular cringe worthy videos tho Novocation.
Last edited by magnumpi; Jan 11th 2017 at 5:40 pm.
Jan 11th 2017, 6:20 pm
#17
Sasstronaut
Joined: Aug 2016
Location: Manhattan, NYC
Posts: 1,304
Re: Question for Spy/Photography experts or Magnum
It's about shutter speed, lens aperture and film sensitivity. Presumably the spy the camera would have a high sensitivity, high definition film, and a very "bright" lens (which lets in plenty of light)...that way the shutter speed could be high, eliminating any camera shake. - Shard 007
In days gone-by, pending the quality of your film (negative), you could also process it in a way that corrects soft focus (blur) and tons of other stuff (switching day to night, night to day.etc).
* not a spy, but have been involved in film restoration a couple of times
Jan 11th 2017, 8:30 pm
#18
Joined: Feb 2006
Location: Red Deer, Alberta
Posts: 10,612
Re: Question for Spy/Photography experts or Magnum
My friend has at least one of these - he gave me a gold pen and pencil set for Christmas and said if I wanted the ricin needle conversion, he could sort it for me
