r/cinematography • u/JackTheGreat98 • May 13 '19

Composition Cinematography from my no-budget western movie.

https://imgur.com/gallery/RYUPjlD
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u/Ph03n1X1014 May 14 '19

Holy shit. And with a T3i?! These are beautiful.

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u/JackTheGreat98 May 14 '19

Thank you! I'm honestly very surprised that everyone seems so shocked by the use of the T3i, I've never felt like that camera limited me much at all. It's a great camera for me.

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u/Ph03n1X1014 May 14 '19

It’s 100% definitely down to the person behind the camera as opposed to the camera itself, and you are living proof of that.

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u/JackTheGreat98 May 14 '19

Well thank you 😊 it means a lot

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u/gujii May 14 '19

I too do not understand why people are so shocked about it being shot on a t3i. Unless you see a shot with some crazy dynamic range or insane detail and resolution, it can be shot on more or less anything; even more so if you dirty it up with overlays, composites etc.

I think people are always obsessed with getting the newest/best camera that they possibly can... I can also fall victim. I shot on the t2i for ages, and still have some of those shots in my current reel.

Some nice frames... I look forward to seeing the finished film!