Camera & Flask » July 11th, 2024

Due to scheduling conflicts on Wednesday, July 3rd and Wednesday, July 10th, this month's Camera & Flask will be on THURSDAY, July 11th at 3pm Pacific/6pm Eastern.
Join Jem, Ben & Caleb for an hour of gear talk and anything else that relates to video production and filmmaking.
Grab a drink (leaded or unleaded), and let's go!
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JEM SCHOFIELD
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Ben is a professional commercial photographer, award-winning filmmaker, teacher and location manager/scout. Specializing in tourism, food and drink, rope access, aerial, offshore, lifestyle, interiors, landscape, travel and architecture.
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[@108u9]

@Ben IDX AFAIK has those types of material safety info available. I think some of it is also right on the battery. Enjoy the shoot!

[@efleschner]

I have a Lumu light meter. Works great for the work I do (small commercials and corporate work). Had it for years. I thought I lost it and ordered a second one. Long story short, I had the credit card refund the charge because I heard nothing from the company, not even a purchase confirmation email. Months later I received an email from them stating the issues they are facing.
I loved the product and was willing to buy a second one. Now that I saw the Lit Duo, I may replace the Lumu. The Lumu just broke two months ago.
I backed the Lit Duo kickstarter. I hope it’s good. Bummer that it won’t show up for a year.

[@efleschner]

A “what would you sell for gear XYZ and how much could you make” is a neat challenge. Why not acknowledge that we all have stuff that we very likely could sell. If we’re not using it, it’s good to challenge our thoughts of “yeah, but what if I need it?”

[@leemjdaley]

Have a look at PAG link batteries, UK company expensive but great.