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Thomas Malcolm required a Canon 550D camera with a 1.8mm aperture lens at 50mm focal distance and cinematic shutter speed to capture flattening and professional footage for a music video. A Steadicam shoulder rig and tripod were also used to control the camera and reduce shakiness, with the Steadicam for following artists and the tripod for stationary tracking shots.
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