Tag Archives: dslr

How big a compromise is using a DSLR zoom on a 4K camera?

Posted on May 15, 2013 by alisterchapman

This came up as a question in response to the post about my prototype lens adapter. The adapter is based around an electronic Canon EF mount and the question was, what do I think about DSLR zooms? There is a … Continue reading →

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Using DSLR lenses on 3D rigs.

Posted on September 30, 2011 by alisterchapman

Just a quick note on a rather obscure subject. I do a lot of 3D work. Buying pairs of PL mount lenses for my F3’s is beyond my budget right now, so I hire in lenses when I need them. … Continue reading →

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Micro 4/3, Super 35, DSLR and the impact on traditional Pro Camcorders.

Posted on August 1, 2010 by alisterchapman

Micro 4/3, Super 35, DSLR and the impact on traditional Pro Camcorders. I was asked by one of this blogs readers about my thoughts on this. It’s certainly a subject that I have spent a lot of time thinking about. … Continue reading →

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Canon T2i, first impressions, initial tests (frame grabs and video supplied).

Posted on March 8, 2010 by alisterchapman

As you may have seen from my earlier post I became the owner of the new Canon T2i (or 550D as it’s known in the UK) at the weekend. Clearly before using any camera in anger it’s important to see … Continue reading →

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Canon T2i, first impressions, initial tests (frame grabs and video supplied).

Posted on March 8, 2010 by alisterchapman

As you may have seen from my earlier post I became the owner of the new Canon T2i (or 550D as it’s known in the UK) at the weekend. Clearly before using any camera in anger it’s important to see … Continue reading →

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