Comment by wao0uuno
4 hours ago
Bro discovered large format cameras. Yeah I didn't read the whole thing.
Edit: Some examples: https://sandyphimester.com This really is nothing new.
4 hours ago
Bro discovered large format cameras. Yeah I didn't read the whole thing.
Edit: Some examples: https://sandyphimester.com This really is nothing new.
Well, obviously large format cameras are nothing new. The point here is: for these kind of apertures and wide angles we need a super large area to expose, and usually either (a) they're smaller with digital cameras, or (b) they use film and thus cannot record videos. This is specifically the approach that uses a depth of field adapter to be able to record videos on these, which is also not new (I provided references at the end of the article), but it is quite rare! Also, each design of there depth of field adapters is quite different and I think it's interesting to see the differences between them all.
I guess it's pretty interesting for video but still not sure about calling it next-level. This look is as old as photography itself.
The title is a reference to diy perks, who has built the same camera and called it a "next-level" camera in its YouTube video. Thus, 'I built _the_ "next-level" camera' instead of a '_a_ "next-level"' camera :-)