Joseph Hutson
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In your sample video, did you pull focus yourself, did someone else pull it, or did you let the Epic do the job?
I racked a manual focus myself.
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In your sample video, did you pull focus yourself, did someone else pull it, or did you let the Epic do the job?
Fantastic news!... Hope that will be the case with the Nikon mount as well.... We were shooting some stuff on a 70-300mm and IS on. The stuff seriously looks like it was a tripod mounted shot!...
About time))))
Go make Gold now young Joseph.
Looking forward in seeing your work.
This is an extremely positive moment for Joseph, it is also a very positive moment for all of us that have met him and have watched him be tremendously dedicated to learning about this camera system, meeting the people that make the company work and the people that work with the camera in the wild. making assumptions about how much money he has based on his age or about what kind of glass he will ultimately use in a vein that somewhat diminishes his accomplishment or panders to his perceived lack of experience because of his age is uncalled for. let this bright young man enjoy his moment as a shining light for us all to rally around, he will hopefully be a better version of us in the future, don't you wish you had that camera when you were his age...i certainly do.
great job joseph, go out and make us all proud!
dino
Hehe... You wouldn't believe the shit I was buying when I was 20. Would've bought an EPIC-M back then too, if it existed.
Not sure what age has to do with the ability to do anything. I fought the age stigma, stereotyping and discrimination for years. I started my first real business when I was 14.
It's great to see guys like Joseph and Tony, who are only 19 or 20 years old, out there making it happen for themselves.
Aye, still fighting the stigma myself. I would note that I don't believe he is in college. Compared to a degree getting out there and shooting is a bargain--and probably far more educational. So instead of "how can a 20 year old afford that" I would ask "What 20 year old hasn't spent more than that on a piece of paper?"
You gotta spend money to make money. Some people spend a lifetime learning that lesson. I'm happy to see Joseph so proactive and self assured.
I can see how youd like to believe that.
However I would like to take that bet youve offered. Just tell me what your willing to bet.
He has access to Master Primes, and just about any other lenses he desires including mine.
He may not own MPs but who da heck does???
oh ya our buddy KETCH does.
Good Job Joseph, see ya soon.
Luis
Joseph has had his camera for only a week and has already hustled a handful of jobs with it... enough so to pay off a healthy little chunk of his investment already.
The guy is ambitious, hard working and 100x more of a gentleman than I will ever be. It is guys like Joseph that everyone needs to keep an eye on....
Congrats Joseph!! Glad you took the leap.
I know Joseph and how or why he can "afford" an Epic-M is no ones business. Zero.
It is what he does with the tools he has that is all he can be judged by and I know he's gonna do great things. I wish I had the opportunities he's worked so hard for at his age.
Go Dog Go!
Jason
Good on ya Joseph. You deserve it all. I saw how much you helped the kids at Red Camp and how much they looked up to you.
Enjoy.
Congrats, Joseph. Your story reminds me a lot about myself when I was working hard to get my R1 4 years ago. It's amazing how people want to help someone who has so much passion. They really believe in you, so congratulations and kick ass on shooting EPIC footage!
Congrats Joseph! Nice clip. Funny expression on the guy, do you know him?
josephs video really shows the epic gate flare
(the flare that looks a little like anamorphics on frame left)