Getting Started ARRIflex 16S
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2013
- Video Shot and Edited by Paul M. Giret For more information about Paul go to www.FilmforFood.TV
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This video was for a independent study class project by Paul M. Giret at San Diego City College Fall 2013 to be used in conjunction with the equipment that is available for the RTVF-167 Film Class.
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This video saved my shoot yesterday. Thank you Paul
Thank you!
great informative video. 10/10
Hello Paul
I'm looking for batteries and cords to power a 16S, to be built, used or restored?
Who knows the way to make them, rather in Europe, or in France
Thanks
Stephane
what`s the name of the cameras battery output? is it an european plug used for sockets?
When I turn the inching knob it doesn't move the registration pin. Is there something wrong with mine?
*EDIT* It was the ball end of the motor not gripping with the rubber coupler. Added some tape to the end of the motor and the registration pin moves😊
great video. somehow the inside of my camera doesn't have the white arrows to use as a guide for the loops. Anyone have any more info?
If by "it" you are referring to the Arri 16 S I got it for the semester from the RTVF167 Class at San Diego City College.
Thanks!
Where'd you get it?
Its possible to replace de battery? I guy is trying to sell a 16 ST but with out any battery our original cable. I'm a little bit lost in how i can find this information..
Just so I understand... can this camera continue to roll film unlike the Bolex where it stops after 30 seconds, and you’ll have to wind it again? You can do a long take if you wanted to? I’m seriously interested in using film for future projects (Short films and Standup), so I’m just trying to gather as much information as I can.
Yes this camera has a power supply and can continuously shoot 100ft or 400ft rolls as long as it has film and power. You can also attach crystal sync motors for perfect sound syncing
good vid but why fade in and out on every shot - it's distracting.
You exposed 400ft just to show this demonstration *dang*
This guy doesnt mess around. He's one of the best in the business. He did this all for you, the people..
The video is very accurate and very useful-the soundtrack is absolutely useless .Thanks