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This episode presents a few reasons why I think IBIS (In-Body Image Stabilization) is an important tool in filmmaking.

I talk about the "Dark Ages of Filmmaking" when the gear (and film stock) were so expensive it was only the profession of the privileged, and a hobby of only the rich.

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This episode focuses on how and why I'm creating "lens-sensor specific LUTs, and color settings"...(which is shot matching). It emphasizes the importance of shot matching, and how I go about doing it.

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This version is shorter (with the prelude with the audio recorder review moved to a separate recording). This episode is about how I bought a LUT and it didn't work. I thought about it (for a number of years) then came to the conclusion that LUTs need to be lens-sensor specific. I'll tell you why in this episode.

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I'm talking again about a concept I call "lens-sensor LUTs" and about how I'm learning that adjusting the CAMERA SETTINGS (of all things) is an important step to take while fine tuning an image (if you're not capturing in RAW).

Growth is normally a good thing, except when it doesn't increase your income. In this episode we'll start getting into this topic by talking about what NOT to do, and you can check out some of my earlier episodes that go into detail about what I DO recommend doing.

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In this episode, I'll be talking about how I've decided to start adding camera color settings to my LUT information on the LUTS page of my website (plus some un-planned comments about lens fungus).