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@@AndrewMendoza-et6ho thank you so much! Means a lot to hear

@@SeanTanktop I have not, do you recommend?

I powered it using a small power box called a Sony HVA-200 Power AC Adaptor, it plugs into the camera directly, and that plugs into the wall. The power box also strangely has a video out, which is how I was able to record the picture.

@@finnbenischek3170 so hypothetically speaking… this can’t be set up portably?

@@lengthoftheeye hypothetically no it cannot, I still haven’t even been able to test it outdoors. In theory if you had a smallish portable AC power battery you could keep it in a backpack, but it would be a pretty crazy setup. I believe there are better ways to power it portably but I never discovered them.

How much is it listed for on marketplace? I got this one for 70 bucks

@@finnbenischek3170 There is one in my city for 30. Doesn't come with a power supply. Ebay is where I'm not finding any tested ones that works.

@@finnbenischek3170 Seeing one in my city for $30 CAD. Doesn't come with the power supply though

This was shot with two rolls of film, costing me about 200 USD in total. Including processing and scanning.

www.ebay.com/itm/375415275212?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Bw3nSHh_QOu&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=aogjorkrroo&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY This is the lens that I used. Pan Conor c-mount 17-85 with reflect attachment

Thank you so much!

With these older digital cameras the sensor gets burned in for a few seconds when bright lights hit it, so the camera naturally produces the ghost trails.

@@finnbenischek3170 awesome, thankyou!

Thank you! I got it on the zoom lens, using a close focus diopter to get closer than the lens would have natively allowed me to focus.

What diopter did you use mate?

@@spaceyaliens I used a Vivitar +2 strength diopter. I’d recommend getting one of their full sets which comes with +1, +2, +4 and +10 strength factors. They are very affordable on B&H, around 10-15 USD for the whole pack depending on the thread size you get.

All in all the price of the film + processing + scanning of 1 roll (which is how much I used for this video) costs about 130$.

Thanks!

Thanks! I used a AC power converter for the camera called a HVA-200. That little converter has a RCA video out. I used a RCA to HDMI converter cable to send the signal to an Atomos Ninja V monitor, which has built in recording capabilities. I simply recorded using the external monitor onto an SSD!

@@finnbenischek3170 Awesome, thanks dude! Keep it up

Thank you so much!! All sound was added completely in post, although we did record a few wild sound effects on location.

Thank you so much man that really means a lot! I'm sorry to hear about you getting scammed out of a camera thats awful!! For the costumes I would say always start out by looking for used clothing to start filling out the costume. For this particular costume all of the cloth and such that he is wearing were purchased at a goodwill, including the box "backpack" on his back. The backpack straps were made of belts from goodwill as well. Once you have everything, if you want to make a gritty costume like this, I'd recommend further weathering everything by dying all of the bright colored components in a mixture of very dark instant coffee and black tea, soak everything for a couple hours and it should get a nice weather tinge to it. The only thing that was brand new in this costume were the goggles which i purchased off of temu for 4 bucks, which were also weathered in the coffee tea mixture and scratched up with a razor a bit to add scratches and weathering. Just think of ways you can add depth to a costume and have different layers!

Thanks! I appreciate it!

@@finnbenischek3170 For sure! It'll be cool to see if you shoot more film! God bless!