Just watched this and thought it may be of interest to some.
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Thread: How your camera works
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7th October 2011, 10:54 PM #1
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How your camera works
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7th October 2011, 11:22 PM #2
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Re: How your camera works
That's certainly some amazing animation!
Thank goodness no Canon cameras were harmed in the making of it!
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8th October 2011, 01:36 AM #3
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Re: How your camera works
Oh, no! Colin, your not one of those PETC people are you?
(and to any PETA members, it's just a joke).
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8th October 2011, 05:54 AM #4
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Canon have been good to me
Originally Posted by ddp4me
Oh, no! Colin, your not one of those PETC people are you?
(and to any PETA members, it's just a joke).
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8th October 2011, 08:27 AM #5
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Re: How your camera works
all canons deserve to get it !
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8th October 2011, 09:20 AM #6
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Re: How your camera works
Gracious no! They had to use a proper camera to show how it all works (LOL) Originally Posted by Colin Southern
Back to the video. It was all pretty basic, with a few important bits left out, or as we used to say. "Omitted for clarity.", but I guess it is good to get you're head round the fundamentals. Why it had to be done with a dismantled camera is anyone's guess, I would have thought animation would be the way to go.
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