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NewStuff
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 Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2012 5:53 pm Post subject: Not quite a DSLR... |
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NewStuff wrote:
I'm just wondering if any Cinematography buffs know anything about the Sony DXC-6000P. It's an old "Broadcast" quality camera. I was initially interested in the Optics, but have been offered one fully working, with another for Spares. I have found a few bits of information, but nothing that tells me if it can actually be useful (however good/bad the quality is) today. I can capture a Composite source if needed, and Storage space is not a problem.
All help appreciated, as I know precisely nothing about this kind of thing, other than they were indecently expensive when new.
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kawasakiguy37
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kawasakiguy37 wrote:
Betacam, 850 lines of resolution, 2/3 chip
Just rent something newer. You want a classic camera, your much better off shooting film - digital 4K still hasnt beat 35mm
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NewStuff
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NewStuff wrote:
I'm not renting.
It's being offered for sale by the owner of the Former studio it came out of.
It seems to me like very little money, hence I was asking about it. If it is usable, I'll pick it up. I was primarily interested in the optic (Which I have no idea about other than it's removable, and it sounds like it's f1.4), but I'm now curious about the whole thing. I don't really shoot much footage, and what I do is on cheap consumer cameras.
Thanks for the information though, appreciated.
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mo
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mo wrote:
I don't know anything about it, but hey if it is cheap enough buy it and learn from it....it may start you on another addiction...  If it is possible post up your results!
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Endrio
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Endrio wrote:
I tested out my Ensinor 500mm f/8 mirror lens with an adaptor on my Canon DSLR.
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
The lens is likely to have a very short FFD and possibly not suitable for DSLR's or mirrorless bear that in mind
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
The lens will be either B3 or B4 mount, most likely B4. Adapters are available to M4/3 cameras. The lens can be used on a Lumix M4/3 camera for video using the ETC mode.
Some people have converted these lenses to Nikon mount then mounted a Nikon TC-201 teleconverter behind them in order to double the size of the image circle.
Google is your friend here, try something like 'B4 lens M4/3 adapt' and you will find a lot of examples of people using these lenses in various ways.
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