Mario Feil Films

Short Update

Sorry for less blogging lately but I have lots of current and upcoming project at the moment. Keeps me away from writing stuff. As some of you may already know, I’m shooting on a RED One this weekend for the first time. Never had a use for this camera but Nino Leitner came up with an awesome project called “Collab feature”... Read More

A trip to Scotland

I’ve always wanted to visit Scotland and finally had the opportunity to get there on vacation for 10 days (actually the first time I stayed for more than 7days on vacation since 15 years) This is just a short insight to all the places we have been. (I took random clips out of 500 (!) clips I shot). We started in Edinburgh, went up to... Read More

My DSLR Workflow (Cano...

I found plenty of blog entrys about how to work with video footage shot with a DSLR. The best solution so far is, to convert all files you need for your edit to a edit friendly codec. The problem I came across is obvious: You create LOTS of data and your harddrives are full after just a few projects. For instance: I shot a clip with the... Read More

Short Update

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A trip to Scotland

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My DSLR Workflow (Canon 5...

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Short Update

Posted by mario on 11:15 PM in Featured, Projects |

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Sorry for less blogging lately but I have lots of current and upcoming project at the moment. Read more…

A trip to Scotland

Posted by mario on 06:40 PM in DSLR, Featured |

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DSLR users should be embarrassed?

Posted by mario on 07:24 PM in Uncategorized |

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I just ran into J. Jannards quote on reduser and all the comments after that. Well, maybe he meant the manufacturers and not us users, we will see. First off, I won’t rant about RED or DSLRs or anything, I just wanted to point out how I think about this:
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My DSLR Workflow (Canon 5D/7D/T2i/1Dmk4)

Posted by mario on 03:25 PM in DSLR, Featured, Workflows |

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I found plenty of blog entrys about how to work with video footage shot with a DSLR.

The best solution so far is, to convert all files you need for your edit to a edit friendly codec. The problem I came across is obvious: You create LOTS of data and your harddrives are full after just a few projects.