DSLR film-making with Philip Bloom

Philip Bloom is one of the world's most renowned directors and cinematographers working with digital SLRs today. He was in Australia for a range of SLR workshops and we sat down to talk to him about his work, the best cameras to buy and what it's like to lose a GH2 in Sydney Harbour.

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Science & Technology

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• Philp
• Bloom
• DSLR
• digital
• film
• making
• shoot
• video
• interview

[eveningniteshade]

what a lovely girl

[FernovaProductions]

Really nice to have an interviewer who actually knows the subject and can get involved with the conversation.

[JalanSalur]

Sydney Harbour "thingy"??? Get it right Bloom!

[JalanSalur]

@eveningniteshade her pussy must be wide open for philips lens

[JalanSalur]

fat toff fucker

[JalanSalur]

bloom is an arrogant fark

[Neojhun]

Hell yes, people who know what they are talking about. CNet get bashed around a lot but i don't mind CNet Australia. The staff there seem more competent.

[axelolson6]

@624jtc Yeah Canon is better but Nikon will most likely catch up within a few years. Check out the T2i and T3i by Canon!

[624jtc]

Which nikon dslr is good for recording film? or are canon dslrs better?

[beepsbobby1]

i wounder whenis the panasonic gh3 is cuming out

[SergSpace]

@ronakparida Well, yes, I know, thanks However, I stopped my choice at Sony a560 camera. If someone interested in my reviews, search for "Sony DSLR A560, Video test" or "Sony a560 with Graduated Goja P-series" (latest). My videos under SergSpace name. They mostly are samples of how camera behave on practice, including filters.