Passive Baxandal EQ and phase?

He's up there with, say, Greg Tolland?

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Vilmos Zigmund. even

I heard the studio bought Welles a tripod level as a gift after all the dutch (tilted) camera angles in 'Citizen Kane"

the cameras used to shoot citizen kane were enormous monsters that could only be tripod mounted, a modern day linebacker couldnt hand hold one of those things. It wasnt until many many years later that lightweight studio equipment would be introduced. Lightweight camera gear came shortly after the introduction of tape on film sets.

dave

So are you saying Welles and Tolland meant for those shots to have level horizons and the sheer weight of the cameras tilted them off balance?

I can accept that.

Gentlemen... -you can't fight in here...

..this is the WAR room!!!

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..boy, did we derail this thread, or what!!!

"Ever seen a Commie drink water, Mandrake?..."

ED: I have the passive circuit matched to 600 ohm xfmr input.
Build out atten to isolate xfmr may be too much of a gain hit tho=(

I love the 3 inch depth of focus in Barry Lyndon. What a chunk o glass. (ed: with the snappy new "t" grain emulsions, he cooda bought a stop and a half)

In the making of the Shining doc attached to the box set, you see Kubrick on his back pointing up against the refrigerator door at Nicholson with an Arri BL4 and a guy holding a light bulb for fill.

Garrett Brown sent Kubrick a demo reel of steadicam shots and Kubrick wires him back with a full description of how the apparatus worked based on shadows he saw off the wall in the reel.

"Any capable Photointerpeter could have described it", Kubrick wrote.

And I agree, that stupid crane lowering an operator who started walking thru the crowd shot didnt count in my book as the first best use of it.

Rolling Garrett in a wheelchair with an illegal 1 watt rf video assist around the hotel was. And the maze.

Not in a malicious way. I just found some film mates in the most unlikely place. =)

The passive circuit got built and it was fine except for the insertion loss, so I will keep at around for it's original intent.
But thanks!

We now return you to regular programming.

Finished the eq. Works great with no power just pluging it into a good mic pre with about 45db of gain. Nice alternative to use for guitars during mix.

Cool. You used the schematic I posted earlier, or something else?

I'm using a new computer and this is the first time I've seen the one you posted. I can't wait to try that one. I can't figure out how to add a picture, but the schematic I used was listed as a Baxandall Passive Circuit on the link I posted. It used"
500K tapers for hi and low
100K res.
180K res.
10K res.
330pF Cap
4.7nf cap
3.3 nf cap
330pf cap

old thread trying to bring it back.
Can someonepost the schematics NY Dave was talking about ?

andre tchmil said:

old thread trying to bring it back.
Can someonepost the schematics NY Dave was talking about ?

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I'm not sure I understand your question, but you should look at http://makearadio.com/tech/tone.htm