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Posted on: 2012-07-28 17:17:16 +7 -4
ROFLMAO Who the fuck focused this, Stevie Wonder?
I got an idea, since noone can cam worth the fuck anymore lets bring back Centropy.
I appreciate everyone's effort. But hell yeah, CENTROPY made Resident Evil awesome vcd even in then dark
You would think with all the fancy hi-definition cameras available out there now, that someone could start making decent cams/telesyncs again.
don't know what has happened to the scene, but people simply cannot release quality cams or TS anymore. will not bother until a real group puts out a release that isn't insulting.
I miss Centropy.
I miss Centropy.
were all you moaning cunts born yesterday? the scene has changed, filming movies illegally has a lot tougher penalties in many countries now.
instead of complaing like spoilt brats about this free stuff, go and buy a HD cam and film it your fucking self.
but we both know you've not got the balls to do that ;)
instead of complaing like spoilt brats about this free stuff, go and buy a HD cam and film it your fucking self.
but we both know you've not got the balls to do that ;)
'were all you moaning cunts born yesterday? the scene has changed, filming movies illegally has a lot tougher penalties in many countries now.
instead of complaing like spoilt brats about this free stuff, go and buy a HD cam and film it your fucking self.
but we both know you've not got the balls to do that ;)'
^^^^ Well said ^^^^
As for the release... piss poor!
instead of complaing like spoilt brats about this free stuff, go and buy a HD cam and film it your fucking self.
but we both know you've not got the balls to do that ;)'
^^^^ Well said ^^^^
As for the release... piss poor!
Respect to the folks that take the risks to bring us this, and the incredible dedication we see in the,erm, "post production" process to make them as good as they can be. I have not got the balls for the former activity or the skills to do the latter. However, if you have the gaul to get the camera into the theater in the first place, turning off-auto focus would be a good first step in the camming process that would improve the results significantly from the get-go.
