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Vintage Cameras Here are some collection of Vintage Cameras. Oriental Japan Large Format Field Camera Bolsey C22 Exakta RTL 1000 NIKON S3 BODY Black Original LOMO 135 VS The Agfa Clack The Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex IIa ANSCO Shur-Flash The Voigtländer Bessa-L The Zenit-TTL Lomography Diana+ Yashica D-Twin Kodak 35 Argus Pentax K 1000 FUJI TX-2 Kodak Instamatic Minolta 110 Zoom Rollei 35 Kodak Brownie Bullet Camera Wirgin Folding Camera Mamiya RB67 Crown Graphic Kodak Colorburst Instant Camera Minolta Autocord Canon F1 Kodak Pony Polaroid SX70 The Univex Mercury Hasselblad 500 Series (V System) Graph-Check Sequence Camera The Action Sampler Kiev — a Soviet Contax KING Sequence 8 model X-2 Koni-Omega Rapid M Lubitel Universal 166 Lubitel+ IS

How well do your images tell your stories? We all know that cinematography is a hell of a lot more than turning your camera on and pointing it at stuff. It's about lighting, camera movement, composition, and a host of other techniques and concepts that help bring your stories to life visually. Don't worry, you don't have to learn all of this stuff all at once (learning the craft is a lifelong journey), but if you want to add a bit more to your cinematographic repertoire, check out this video from Mango Street. In it, filmmaker Seth Dunlap shares a ton of great insight on his approach to not only creating beautiful, cinematic images but also effectively applying aesthetic principles to tell more dynamic stories.  Though Dunlap gives a lot of great tips in the video, these are the five key concepts he touches on specifically.     Simple lighting: Take advantage of available natural light by turning off all the lights on set to see where it's pouring ...

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