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The revaluation of Canon Dslr video making

Thursday, August 12, 2010



This is the new style of dslr film making, an arri lens is attached to a canon eos 7D, what an idea, i wish one day i could do the same, guys you were thinking of doing somthing like this before, then watch this video, you have your answer for the question, dslr video making with arri lens.



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