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Auto Focus BOARD Home   Auto Focus: The Life of Bob Crane Forum NEW POST REPLY Who's Here? None in this thread. 56 users total online. Moderators: Nobody yet!. Video props used in production Labguy Member San Jose,CA POSTS: 2 MEMBER SINCE: 2002-03-27 READ MY PROFILE ADD TO FRIENDS VOTE FOR ME E-MAIL ME POSTED Wednesday, March 27, 2002 03:40:12 PM In the film, Auto Focus, Bob Crane is shown as an avid user of very early consumer video equipment. The props for the film were obtained from LabGuy's World , a web site and museum devoted to the topic of extinct consumer video equipment. Be sure to check this out! Edit  Reply w/quote RedOctober70 Member N. Billerica MA,MA POSTS: 2 MEMBER SINCE: 2002-09-04 READ MY PROFILE ADD TO FRIENDS VOTE FOR ME E-MAIL ME REPLIED Wednesday, September 04, 2002 12:47:35 PM I saw the trailer for Auto focus, Given I have the one camera that they use, and, having used it, I have a few concerns... That camera, the Sony CVC-2100A, needs a lot of things... an electrical hookup, a microphone, and LOTS of light. Moreover, after some odd close to 30 years, I think it owuld be now, the thing doesn't make that great an image anymore, and I wonder if the camera was just a prop or did they actually use the image it produced? I have similar gear to some of the other stuff, but the camera is the one thing I have the exact one. lots of stuff in movies is not hooked up properly and it really bugs me to see this, for some reason. Edit Reply w/Quote NEW POST REPLY

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