Yeah looking good mate.

Thanks so much for all your help, Peter. Oh and you were right about the steadicam vs. the back (it's actually the Flycam 5000, the $600 one from The Cine City- which for the price is a great deal), it gets painful especially now that I had to add more weights to support the cam with the Letus, WOW! But it will be worth it for those shots that really shine. My fiancee works for a chiropractor so I get the care for free, thank God.

Hehe thats lucky :) With the Flycam make sure you tighten up everything on it and maybe replace some nuts and bolts as I've heard plenty of people have had theirs not work properly but otherwise its a great cheap option.

By replacing the nuts and bolts would it just benefit the risk of it falling off, or in the performance as well?

It would effect both, if the nuts aren't tight and don't hold properly the balance will be effected.

Thanks it was a very relaxing time.

Thanks Matt, highly recommend a good break, did wonders for me. Hope I had sufficient amount of lens flares :)

Thanks Annie.

Thanks Berislav.

Thank you, I thought you'd appreciate it :)

yeah you should try it, best of both worlds, relax and get to be as creative as you like :)

Ah, but first I need a proper vacation, not a vacation piggybacked on a business trip.

-Lan

ha, I wish I would get paid business trips :)

Oh, I cannot complain then...

-Lan

Awesome. Can't wait to see it. I want to go do a proper shoot where I am not restricted to time as there is so much stuff around there. It was very hard to leave that week for us, we couldn't stop talking about moving up there for about a month :P

Thanks Don, its from the King Kong soundtrack.