Lens cap: I am not sugesting for one moment, that you should watch the whole film. Just watch the first few seconds. He's got his lens cap on. How the feck did the director miss that.

Wellhiem Loc: Sunny England.

I am not sugesting for one moment, that you should watch the whole film. Just watch the first few seconds. He's got his lens cap on. How the feck did the director miss that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udk2XpNyxLI

tschmath Loc: Los Angeles

Wellhiem wrote:

I am not sugesting for one moment, that you should watch the whole film. Just watch the first few seconds. He's got his lens cap on. How the feck did the director miss that.

Did you forget to include a link of some sort?

Wellhiem Loc: Sunny England.

tschmath wrote:

Did you forget to include a link of some sort?

Yes I did. But I think I got away with it without anyone noticing.

tschmath Loc: Los Angeles

Wellhiem wrote:

Yes I did. But I think I got away with it without anyone noticing.

Except me. Thanks for updating your post.

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

Wellhiem wrote:

I am not sugesting for one moment, that you should watch the whole film. Just watch the first few seconds. He's got his lens cap on. How the feck did the director miss that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udk2XpNyxLI

Actually I don't see a lens cap, the face of the lens is dark, possibly has a dark filter like a polarizing filter, but I don't see a lens cap, it seems to me that I can see the outer locking ring which would suggest no cap.

Take another look.

Wellhiem Loc: Sunny England.

Blurryeyed wrote:

Actually I don't see a lens cap, the face of the lens is dark, possibly has a dark filter like a polarizing filter, but I don't see a lens cap, it seems to me that I can see the outer locking ring which would suggest no cap.

Take another look.

I looked at it again and yes you're probably right. But, if I was directing that, and keep in mind I have never direted film, I've only directed live theater, I would have said take the filter off because it looks like a lens cap.

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

Wellhiem wrote:

I looked at it again and yes you're probably right. But, if I was directing that, and keep in mind I have never direted film, I've only directed live theater, I would have said take the filter off because it looks like a lens cap.

Agreed, if nothing else now you have me watching a b flick.

Wellhiem Loc: Sunny England.

Blurryeyed wrote:

Agreed, if nothing else now you have me watching a b flick.

Seriously don't, you will be wasting 90 minutes of your life.

Bangee5 Loc: Louisiana

Did you notice that he had a no-brand camera as well.

magicray Loc: Tampa Bay, Florida

Blurryeyed wrote:

Actually I don't see a lens cap, the face of the lens is dark, possibly has a dark filter like a polarizing filter, but I don't see a lens cap, it seems to me that I can see the outer locking ring which would suggest no cap.

Take another look.

:thumbup:

A little further into the movie he lowers the camera and you can actually see what appears to be a filter of some sort. UV, ND, polarizer, etc.

Wellhiem Loc: Sunny England.

I can't believe that all three of you watched that movie. I gave up after 10 minutes.

waldron7 Loc: State of Confusion

at 4:20 you can see light reflected off the lens as he lowers the camera.

Wellhiem Loc: Sunny England.

waldron7 wrote:

at 4:20 you can see light reflected off the lens as he lowers the camera.

Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it alive.

handgunner Loc: Windsor Locks, Connecticut

Blurryeyed wrote:

Actually I don't see a lens cap, the face of the lens is dark, possibly has a dark filter like a polarizing filter, but I don't see a lens cap, it seems to me that I can see the outer locking ring which would suggest no cap.

Take another look.

The lens cap is off. at 1.02 minutes into the movie when the person first lifts the camera you can see the glint in the glass.

I love catching bloopers. I once watched Lonesome Dove. I forgot which series but it is supposed to around the locomotive era ... pre 1900. The villan was using a K31 Swiss rifle that wasn't invented until 1931. Also if you like cowboy westerns pay close attention to the cylinders on those 6 shooters. Most of them aren't even loaded even with dummy rounds.