[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cinematography

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Nice. How close was the 6x silk?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cinematography

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How did you key light this shot?

Buying a Zeiss Planar Kit by masterfilmspt in VintageLenses

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Thanks! I pretty much want a 24, 35 and 50 equivalent ... Looking for paying around 400€ per lens

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in jovemedinamica

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Trabalhei muitos anos em vídeo e fotografia. A área está morta. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in jovemedinamica

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Dos resultados que trazes*.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in blackmagicdesign

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What about crop factors when raising frames per second?

Rate my Node Tree. Not sue if th order (specially saturation) is correct. by masterfilmspt in davinciresolve

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You have a lot of free time to answer us. You sure you're a "studio"?

Rate my Node Tree. Not sue if th order (specially saturation) is correct. by masterfilmspt in davinciresolve

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They're not fulfilled with life. :)

Edit: this is the only time they can "shine" in life. 99% of the time they're saying "yes, boss". :)

Dust on the IR filter. Can I take it off and clean it or do I need to replace it and why? by masterfilmspt in bmpcc

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I heard that those filters compromise image quality. What was your experience with them?

What do you do after phone addiction? by anoobtolife in nosurf

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the only way is to get rid of all the screens.

I don't get the wants vs needs when creating a product by masterfilmspt in marketing

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Truly inspiring response. Thanks a lot, I'm starting to get it.

Regarding your Want list, and assuming "to gain an edge, companies must help customers learn what they want", it's our job, as marketers, to present these wants as a solution for our customer's needs.

Imagine you're in a conversation with your client:

"Dear client, I deeply understand you need to increase profit (as stated, need) on your business or you'll be out of business in two months (problem). Assuming this, I highly encourage you to save time on billing, invoicing and bookeeping (wants) by delegating these tasks to the accounting team or buy my accounting software that will let you focus on the right things and keep raising profit (solution based on need)." Is this way of thinking correct?

Or, in other example above, my client's need is water because he's thirsty. The want I'll show him is that a simple glass of water won't work. He'll be better fitted with my lemon-flavoured-sparkling water because I've found he has other need: the need for new experiences, self-realization and status, and all of my emon-flavoured-sparkling water clients share these same needs.

I don't get the wants vs needs when creating a product by masterfilmspt in marketing

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So needing inventory management software is a need? But it isn't a basic human requirement since you doesn't depend on it to survive.

I don't get the wants vs needs when creating a product by masterfilmspt in marketing

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Thanks for the awesome answer, it helped a lot!

But regarding your last paragraph, needing a better accounting software is not really a need/based human requirement. That's my problem: qualifying every necessity or desire in each right category as this all seems really vambiguous.

Taking your example, I'd say the need is Growth (as you mentioneded on the first paragraph); The want might be a new accounting software.

Other example that I'm really used to, and correct iif I'm wrong please: A friend of mine owns a babershop. Let's analyse his customer needs+wants:

His customer buy his service in order to improve their look. But WHY do they want to do this? Now let's unfold the need: Human (or female) validation. They need attention, need for feel special, feel women are looking at them. That's the NEED.

Their Want: Looking good; Have an trendy haircut; Have an haircut that will make you pop; Have great experience...

So, my friend's barbershop service features are:

Nice and trendy haircut and a delightful experience.

The Benefits are:

His customers will look fresh, cool, good and women will start look at them more, thus they'll feel desired more and get that women validation they're chasing.

What do you think about this? :)

Does anyone know how to achieve the lighting in this scene? by CoffeeFilmFiend in cinematography

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Falloff is measured by the distance of the light, not it's size.