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Oop 10 FILM GEAR purchases we still use all the time

Dean Butler

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Put together this random list of great value old and new gear we still use all the time. Includes some lenses, cameras, sticks and a bit more. Number one (most used and best value) is $25. Can you guess what it might be? (HINT: We shoot a tonne of interviews)
Curious. Have any of you had negative experiences with any of these items? Or, even if not negative - do you have other preferences you'd recommend? (Ideally in the same cost range but even if more expensive)...

 
10. sometimes its better to do it on a few smaller drives for security reasons
9. amazing (have it)
8. amazing (have it)
7. 300d at least
6. good for studio multicam and stream, in hand - god damn who designed this shit :D
5. nice but ad the new bowl adjuster
4. as you mentioned - everyone using them... overused
3. Leica R for my taste
2. YES!
1.YES YES YES


i would add Red Multitool - cheapest and best thing Red ever produced :D even Arri fans are using it.
 
10. sometimes its better to do it on a few smaller drives for security reasons
9. amazing (have it)
8. amazing (have it)
7. 300d at least
6. good for studio multicam and stream, in hand - god damn who designed this shit :D
5. nice but ad the new bowl adjuster
4. as you mentioned - everyone using them... overused
3. Leica R for my taste
2. YES!
1.YES YES YES


i would add Red Multitool - cheapest and best thing Red ever produced :D even Arri fans are using it.

Thanks for watching man. Lol on number 1. It's so good!

Uros, could you link me to the Bowl adjuster you mentioned?
Also, are you using filters (other than promists) at the moment? I'm thinking of testing a bunch from one of the local rental houses to find something a bit more unique that I still like. When shooting promists it's 90% of the time just the 1/8 which I find not too obvious but clients seem to really like it.
 
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