Adorama

And yes, it is stupid to buy film on Amazon.

Order from B&H, Adorama, Allen's Camera, Retro Reading, Reading Film or whatever the fuck it's called, Retro Camera, where I shop.

right at all of those i would say are fine i would say sammy's camera i'm just listening hunts camera any of these reputable camera stores where you walk into the store and they have film that's where you buy from there's also a film place online what's a film project film film photography store.com they have film let's see what film they have they're sold out of so much Wow, they are sold out of a lot of stuff, but that is what it is.

Thirty five mil.

It's called the camera muzzle.

I don't know why the heck I remember the URL on Adorama's website, but it's adorama.com slash czm.html. Why do I need to know that information? I don't.

Anyhow, it's been years since they've sold it.

And if you go there, it's sold out.

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Shooting with manual cine lenses.

Trial by Fire and Clay.

This was so I could focus entirely on the art and story without worrying about whether I had captured enough technical data for the review.

Lighting lessons, overpacking, and color clashes.

As I mentioned in the previous article about how I approached these products for Adorama and Nisi, I went to the Blacksmith's Forge for a test photoshoot before the filming day, prepared a shot list, and chose my shooting angles.

Despite this preparation, I created an unnecessary burden by overpacking.

Overpacking.

I'm a Canon, um, Explorer of Light, which is really exciting.

I'm an ambassador for Adorama, which is also equally exciting.

Yeah.

I've been entering print competition for years.

If you are working on industry stuff-

Oh, okay

... like my relationships with Canon, my relationship with Adorama-

Ah, okay

It helps you figure out, well, how long is a good long exposure in these scenarios? So I've got a couple of follow-up questions.

One, I was wondering if you can recommend or rattle off the name brand of a light tube, like if someone could source it from B&H Photo or Adorama or something online, just to give listeners something to maybe Google for.

And then also, if you could rattle off some really general beginning settings.

I mean, I think changing the settings is all the fun of it.