Author: mark
In the first quarter of 2017, a fellow cinematographer (Austin) and my self set out to meet a photographer (Andrei) in Sri Lanka. The purpose was to document him using the Phase One XF 100MP camera system in the field. This is the gear I took with me, where space and weight are precious.… Read the rest
Resolve has a handy way of dealing with mapped volumes, and macOS tends to consistently mount external volumes correctly. Windows, on the other hand, assigns drive letters, and can assign the wrong one for various reasons. Here’s how to fix it using a program called diskpart:
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At The DIT House we’ve been testing a pretty nifty device from Motion|FX that packs a lot into a portable, battery powered solution. It’s a scaled back version of the original, and, while not perfect, it gets pretty close to what I want in a DitKit.… Read the rest
The classic Mac Pro continues to be a workhorse for one-lites and dailies. At The DIT House they still rent, and are even used for editing. So we decided to teach an old dog new tricks by adding an Aukey PCIe card with 2 USBC ports.… Read the rest
I developed a healthy relationship tinkering with PC’s in my middle school and junior high days, before switching to laptops during my time in the Navy which carried into college. The obvious choice became Apple because of the superior build quality, ease of use, and ecosystem integration.… Read the rest
About the Author
Mark
Cinematographer, entrepreneur, futurist. A love of computers that stems back to building them in middle school. Four years in the Navy as an Electronics Technician Nuclear. Cum Laude honors from Central Washington University - major in Film & Video Studies: Production, receiving the program’s Creative Talent award, Computer Science minor.