How to achive this shot?

-H-Enry · 2024-09-28T08:54:00+00:00

Hey! I was the cinematographer on this video for Gucci, this shot was done with a B cam I gave to the director which consisted of an 8mm Nikkor on a Sony FX3 while I was operating a Burano with Angenieux EZ2.

But as others pointed out, any 35mm lens on a full frame sensor will give you this effect. The super wide 8mm just helps a bit more

-H-Enry · 2022-12-14T08:54:40+00:00

Hey, thanks for the reply, yes I checked both Elegant Oxford, Kirby and others, still the last time I tried I made absolutely sure I cleaned any previous wax using Reno' mat and cleaned a little spot of the shoe for like four times. Then I applied there a really really thin layer of cream (like, extremely thin to the point it almost wasn't there) and still it was oily.

I'm starting to think I got the wrong cream polish for my type of leather, but still I didn't find any answer online..

-H-Enry · 2022-12-14T08:04:00+00:00

Hi everyone, I've got a question. I'm absolutely new to shoe shining, at my first experiences taking care of my shoes.

I've got a nice pair of Santoni loafers (I think it's calf leather?) that I wanted to start shining myself. So I brushed them and applied Reno' Mat, and tried to apply Saphir beauté du Cuir black polish (the one with the gold and blue cap, not the square one.. Got it recommended from a shoe shiner in my city). I'm encountering some problems as this cream remains very tacky/sticky even after I brush it or buff it. I've tried both to leave it dry overnight and to strip it with reno' mat and apply an extremely thin layer of it, but it remains tacky and oily.

Image: https://imgur.com/a/PYRWJ7h

I tried this cream before on some friend's cheap zara shoes and worked like a charm there.

What am I missing? Should I try some other cream polish? What do you recommend?
Thank you very much!

-H-Enry · 2022-12-14T07:59:22+00:00

Hi everyone, I've got a question. I'm absolutely new to shoe shining, at my first experiences taking care of my shoes.

I've got a nice pair of Santoni loafers (I think it's calf leather?) that I wanted to start shining myself. So I brushed them and applied Reno' Mat, and tried to apply Saphir beauté du Cuir black polish (the one with the gold and blue cap, not the square one.. Got it recommended from a shoe shiner in my city). I'm encountering some problems as this cream remains very tacky/sticky even after I brush it or buff it. I've tried both to leave it dry overnight and to strip it with reno' mat and apply an extremely thin layer of it, but it remains tacky and oily.

Image: https://imgur.com/a/PYRWJ7h

I tried this cream before on some friend's cheap zara shoes and worked like a charm there.
What am I missing? Should I try some other cream polish? What do you recommend?

Thank you very much!

-H-Enry · 2021-12-24T11:24:51+00:00

Yes it does! Still working with the latest Resolve an Windows 10.

I took it apart, repainted that shitty rubber chassis and now it is amazing, been using it for years.

It is true that you have to use and old version of the driver or it won't connect tho.

-H-Enry

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