Podcasts about vx1000

It has been a couple of weeks but the gang finally got back together to devote an entire episode to one of our favorite, and longest lived camera brands, the Ihagee Exakta.  If you are familiar with the Exakta name, you probably know them as a maker of high end, but very quirky 35mm SLRs, however there were far more Exaktas produced in the 20th century using three different forms of film and nine different lens mounts.  In Episode 98, the Camerosity Podcast hosts do their best to try and corral all those models and history into a single episode. Joining Anthony, Stephen, Paul, and Mike are returning and first time callers Daniel from Chicago, Eric Lorenz, Fernando Villava, Howard Sandler, Ira Cohen, Michael Boudreau, Mike Toppo, Pat Casey, and Phil Clark. We were unable to find an expert who could speak intelligently on the history and wide range of Exakta models made, so Mike did his best to cover the history, starting with how the company formed, and we go (mostly) in chronological order from the first 127 Vest Pocket Exaktas, the Night Exaktas, the early Kine Exaktas, into the Varex models, the redesigned VX1000 and Elbeflex models, and into the weeds with uncommon cameras like the Exakta Real, Exakta Twin TL, and some other Japanese and Chinese made models. In addition to the Ihagee Exakta, we also dedicate a bit of time to the Exakta's little brother, the Exa, covering that models strengths and weaknesses.  We attempt to explain how the shutter on early Exas work, and Mike tells a story of a hard to find "System Exa" that's not even made by Ihagee at all. Many questions were asked with varying levels of good answers, including how many lens mounts can be found on an Exakta camera, how many different companies produced Exakta cameras, what is the best introduction to the Exakta lineup, and whether or not Exaktas are good for shooting or just for collecting.  We even spend some time on the infamous Exaka with 400mm Kilfitt lens found in the Hollywood classic movie, Rear Window. And just to round it all off, we spend the end of the episode on the Topcon SLRs which use the Exakta mount, including whether all lenses are fully compatible between the two company's models. As always, the topics we discuss on the Camerosity Podcast are influenced by you!  Please don't feel like you have to be an expert on a specific type of camera, or have the level of knowledge on par with other people on the show.  We LOVE people who are into shooting or collecting cameras, no matter how long you've been doing it, so please don't consider your knowledge level to be a prerequisite for joining! The guys and I rarely know where each episode is going to go until it happens, so if you'd like to join us on a future episode, be sure to look out for our show announcements on our Camerosity Podcast Facebook page, the Camerosity Discord server, and right here on mikeeckman.com. We usually record every other Monday and announcements, along with the Zoom link are typically shared 2-3 days in advance. The last several episodes of the show have been wonderfully exciting and informational.  We've had a huge number of guests, many of whom are first time callers who joined a long list of people who have contributed to this show.  And while all the hosts enjoy chatting with all of you, we haven't had an episode to ourselves in a while, so for Episode 99, we are not taking any callers.  We want to spend this time to get caught up on what we've been doing, share with you some of the private discussions we have behind closed doors, but mostly, we're looking for an episode that's easier to edit. Don't worry though, for the next, next episode, we hit triple digits, episode number 100.  It gives me chills just typing that here.  We will be looking for something special for our centennial episode and once we know what that is, and what date we are recording it, we will be sure to let you all know!  Until then, Episode 99 will be recorded sometime in early October. In This Episode Exaktas Are an Accidental Collection / Mike Had Wanted to Do an Exakta Show with Hugo Ruys Did Ihagee Ever Make Their Own Lenses? / Canon Once Made a Lens Using the Exakta Mount Did Other Companies Make Cameras that Use the Exakta Mount? Topcon R / Mamiya Prismat / Tokiwa Seiki Firstflex 35 Differences Between a Night Exakta and a Regular Vest Pocket Exakta What is a "Kine Exakta"? / Identifying All the Different Exaktas / Mike Mirrors wrotniak.net Captain Jack's Exakta Website / Exakta Books and other Sites What is the Difference between Varex, VX, and non Varex? Paul's Tip for Cleaning an Exakta Ground Glass The Exakta VX1000 Signaled a Big Change in Exakta Design / Mike Thinks the VX1000 Is the Perfect First Exakta A Kickstarter to Revive the Elbaflex / The Real Elbaflex Using the Exakta's Film Cutter / Cassette to Cassette Film Transport / Exakta and Exa Take Up Spools Differences Between Exaktas and Exas The Ihagee Exa that Wasn't Made By Ihagee / System Exa / How Does the Shutter Work on the Exa? How Likely Are you to Find Working Exaktas and Exas? / Cloth Shutter Curtains What was the Lens and Camera Used in the Movie Rear Window? / Kilfitt Lenses / Adapting Exakta Lenses Olympus Made a 4cm f/3.5 Zuiko Lens in Exakta Mount / Exa and Exaktas Advance Film Opposite of Each Other It's Spelled Ihagee, not Jhagee or Thagee The Horizontal and Vertical Exakta 66 Medium Format SLRs The Exakta Real Was an Attempt to Re-Launch the Exakta With More Modern Features Exakta Twin TL and Twin TL 42 / How Many Lens Mounts Can Be Found on Exakta Cameras? Are Exaktas Good for Shooting or Just for Collectors? / The Exakta Self-Timer and Slow Speed Escapement Do Topcon SLRs Have the Same Mount as the Exakta? / Lens Compatibility Links The Camerosity Podcast is now on Discord! Join Anthony, Paul, Theo, Stephen, and Mike on our very own Discord Server. Share your GAS and photography with other listeners in the Lounge or in our dedicated forums. If you have questions for myself or the other guys, we have an “Ask the Hosts” section as well where you can get your question answered on a future show! Check it out! https://discord.gg/PZVN2VBJvm. If you would like to offer feedback or contact us with questions or ideas for future episodes, please contact us in the Comments Section below, our Camerosity Facebook Group, Instagram page, or Discord server. 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Brain Drain Episode 56 with Forde Brookfield & Toby Batchelor

VX1000 is PRIMITIVE TECHNOLOGY, POOPED, Secret Toilet Paper, Milo + Otis, Farmers Market, 3 Body Problem, Roadhouse Is Good. 

Brain Drain Episode 10 with Toby Batchelor and Forde Brookfield

Brain Drain Episode 8 with Toby Batchelor and Forde Brookfield

Spike Lee's 2000 joint. Ultimately the flaws of this film are the voice choice and the video quality. The VX1000 is tight for skate videos and home movies from the mid-00's but a feature length with a shitty white guy voice from the protagonist is a kick in the palet

Hey, everyone! Today we sat with the legend Beagle! Beagle is the filmer for Baker Skateboards. Beagle has been filming since high school which caught the attention of Jay Strickland who gave him a VX1000 camera to help shoot. He ended up filming a large portion of THE BEST SKATE VIDEO EVER, Baker2g. This was a collaboration of Jay Strickland and Andrew Reynolds. If you are not familiar, that video is where the intro of this very podcast is from. After Baker2g, Jay Strickland and Andrew Reynolds split ways and @BAKER SKATEBOARDS became it's own brand with Beagle behind the lens. Beagle is known for his unique style of filming while having an eye for antics AKA Hijinx. While he is a filmer, he is also a ripper and still shreads all the time. Beagle IS skateboarding culture. He is such a positive person and his motivating and encouraging attitude helps the skaters get the job done. To this day, Beagle films 6 days a week while also working on the @HIJINX Net channel where every Thursday @ 8P he releases an episode which contains sessions from the last 20+ years of filming. One things we forgot to mention on the podcast was the homie Murdy The Dawg. Murdy is a skateboarding dog and Beagle's right-hand-dawg. Murdy had the best part in Baker4 where he murdered the Hollywood 16. Please make sure to show Beagle and Murdy and the Hijinx fam some love and if you enjoy this pod, please tell a friend. Guest: @BeagleOneIsm @HIJINX Net @MurdyTheDawg **Supported by** ​ @HeeltoeAuto HeelToeAuto.com | @HeelToeAutomotive @ActionClutch ActionClutch.com | Code: DTWD for 15% off site wide @Aeromotive Aeromotiveinc.com | Code: DTWD for 10% off Downstarinc.com HyperURL.co/Downstar @DowntimeWithDownstar @Downstar @Frank_Downstar

Carter like Jon Lee managed to make his own way of filming with the VX1000. Despite the weather conditions, the Seattle crew is one of the most active in the scene. With Carter we talked about how challenging and sometimes nerve-wracking it is to work with the Sony VX1000 and to film talented bladers like Jeph or Josiah. From how he manages to manage the time between work and sessions with friends to how the desire to make videos is born in him

We talk to Juan Reyna (@http.file), a local filmmaker and skater. We dive into his creative process, life, friendship and love of film making. Insta:@cirizarry5, @za_gangg // Facebook: @NosyPodcast // Check out Juan Reyna's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoG-9GQP741xUPfkII4P2KA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Aaron Nardi found himself shooting videos and riding BMX professionally at an early age. Eventually, he left behind his county fair performances and moved to Los Angeles where he began to dabble in marketing and photography ultimately discovering the power of controlled lighting. He now works primarily as a cinematographer and photographer with a large focus on fitness, sports, and music. He is also the co-creator of the series “Skaters in Cars” for ESPN. Aaron and Jason sat in Griffith Manor Park one morning discussing camera gear, bicycles, the evolution of video, and the confounding longevity of the VX1000.   LINKS: aaronnardi.com instagram.com/aaronnardi/ Skaters in Cars: xgames.espn.com/xgames/video/skaters-in-cars BMX Movie Database: bmxmdb.com/people/367-Aaron-Nardi TYLT Untethered: My Passion: vimeo.com/album/4686582 Props: propsbmx.com Butcher Bird Presents - G.O. Episode: youtu.be/OI3SNNdCtD8   Call us and leave a message (up to 3 minutes): 1-818-925-0106

This week I sit down with my good friend Ruben Fleischer. Originally from Washington D.C., Ruben moved to San Francisco doing odd jobs like learning HTML programming, being a bus boy & eventually moving to LA. After landing some PA jobs and falling in love with film, he spent all of his cash on a VX1000 camcorder and just went for it... Ruben has gone on to produce a handful of successful commercials, tv shows & movies like Zombieland, 30 Minutes or Less & Gangster Squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I sit down with my good friend Ruben Fleischer. Originally from Washington D.C., Ruben moved to San Francisco doing odd jobs like learning HTML programming, being a bus boy & eventually moving to LA. After landing some PA jobs and falling in love with film, he spent all of his cash on a VX1000 camcorder and just went for it... Ruben has gone on to produce a handful of successful commercials, tv shows & movies like Zombieland, 30 Minutes or Less & Gangster Squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Tracklist:Spaghetti_Os.oggStaplegun_To_The_Head.oggStingray.oggStorybook.oggSurrounded_By_Rivers_Of_Blood.oggSwweet_Coool_Xtreeme.oggThere_Is_Enough_I_Love_You.oggThree_Equal_Levels.oggTime_Is_A_Slippery_Slope.oggTithead.oggTittytwister.oggTrim.oggUnearthed.oggVX1000.oggViue.oggWhat_Are_You_Waiting_For_.oggWheatpaste.oggWont_Be_Missing_You.oggWorld_Of_Potty_Trainers.oggYoko.oggZihcsphrenico.oggListen:StreamInternet Archive:http://archive.org/details/tpd005Download:[tpd005] Rumored High Speed Rail Hub - 01-02 Early Ones Pt.5 (ogg)[tpd005] Rumored High Speed Rail Hub - 01-02 Early Ones Pt.5 (mp3)

R.I.P VX1000