I 3D Printed a Cinema Camera

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• RY

  @ryanthreethousand · 7 months ago

  my heart is still racing from our phone call

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• RI

  @RipeAvocado-o · 7 months ago

  I like cameras.

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• JO

  @JonahBananaYT · 7 months ago (edited)

  It&apos;s <b>so</b> funny seeing Ryan &amp; Matthew showing sibling rivalry, lol. Also, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIMDtogM464&amp;t=324">5:24</a> I love bananas.

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• JE

  @JedidiahDoesThings · 7 months ago

  “I like cameras” 🔥

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• JE

  @JeremyNotsotall · 7 months ago

  Can&apos;t wait to see you get your first grammy

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• TH

  @TheAdventuresOfVelocyandEmma · 7 months ago

  The fact that he still had Joyride in there even after Ryan wouldn&apos;t let him use the camera lens was really nice of him.

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• TH

  @TheCrashCorner · 7 months ago

  Great video bro! So cool you made a physical camera. Maybe it’s not 4k but just the story behind the shots makes it so much more valuable 🔥

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• ZA

  @zainventuri7881 · 7 months ago

  To use .dng files in Premiere Pro, import them as an Image Sequence through the file importer, allowing Premiere to treat a folder of RAW stills as a single, high-resolution video clip. While native support for CinemaDNG exists, using SSD storage is essential for smooth playback of these uncompressed RAW files!

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• LU

  @LukeFerrellFilms · 7 months ago

  As a camera guy the camera actually has a really cool nostalgic aesthetic to it, great work! this kind of hobby will always go way over my head, Ive messed around with an Arduino but thats as far as I got, so hats off to you for Troubleshooting all of that code, you should make some sort of silly device for Ryan and collab!

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• BL

  @blondiepianist · 7 months ago (edited)

  Possibly my favorite video from you thus far. You&apos;re rediscovering what it&apos;s like to have a dedicated video camera for filming, and like you said, &quot;Being focused and in the moment.&quot; Takes me back to filming with the family Panasonic Mini DV camcorder. Those were the days. It still had better overall video and sound recording (lower resolution aside) then a modern smartphone. And there&apos;s just something about manipulating real buttons.

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• SE

  @sethhodge6522 · 5 months ago

  Video guy here. The standard for shutter speed is double your framerate for the most natural look. So if you&apos;re shooting in 24fps, the shutter speed should be 48 or as close as your camera will get. <br><br>For clarification, someone else said that it should be double your focal length. That&apos;s true for photography, but not video. <br><br>Cool video, I&apos;ve been curious about the cinepi.

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• HO

  @Hockeybro42 · 7 months ago (edited)

  I love that you are into building things. And with Ryan’s style of work, it’s like two amazing types of stuff put together to make this video. Awesome build!

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