RED PRO EVF a.k.a. RED BOMB EVF just arrived!!!

[Sanjin Jukic]

My RED PRO EVF a.k.a. RED BOMB EVF just arrived!!!

It's an amazing peace of gear, best I've got till now from RED.

Will test it on R1 in the next days.

Thank you RED!!!!!!!

Cheers!!!!!!!!

Also stay tuned.

 

[Filip Orlandic]

Congrats Sanjin!

 

[Tom.Wong]

thought you sold your red! guess you picked up another one missing it too much huh? congrats!

 

[Mitch Gross]

It's an amazing piece of gear but you haven't tested it yet? How do you know?

 

[Ketch Rossi]

It's an amazing piece of gear but you haven't tested it yet? How do you know?

He menas the looks, and the build, performance later, but I promise it will also be amazing...

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Congrats Sanjin!

Thanks Philip.

thought you sold your red! guess you picked up another one missing it too much huh? congrats!

Tom,

sold my R1MX exactly one year ago, but friend of mine in Vienna (patient Epic-X stage 2 owner) has R1M and we together will test it in a few days.

It's an amazing piece of gear but you haven't tested it yet? How do you know?

Mitch,

you are right, still didn't test it on R1 or Epic but BOMB EVF from outside product design looks gorgeous.

He menas the looks, and the build, performance later, but I promise it will also be amazing...

Ketch,

thanks for your support.

Some more pictures from this morning:

Shot on GH2 with Lumix 14-140 HD zoom.

Shot on GH2 with 3D lens Lumix G 1:12/12.5 0.6/1.97ft.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

RED BOMB EVF compared to Zacuto EVF:

Shot on GH2 with Leica Summilux R 50mm f/1.4 @ f/5.6, image processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

Shot on GH2 with Leica Summilux R 50mm f/1.4 @ f/5.6, image processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

Shot on GH2 with Leica Summilux R 50mm f/1.4 @ f/5.6, image processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

Shot on GH2 with Leica Summilux R 50mm f/1.4 @ f/5.6, image processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

Shot on GH2 with Leica Summilux R 50mm f/1.4 @ f/5.6, image processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

RED BOM EVF has RED Viewfinder Eye Chusion made from Microfiber Chamois by www.bluestarproducts.ca

 

[Kwan Khan]

Congratulation

Off-Topic: Sanjin how is you experiences with with 3D lens Lumix ?
Any hackable solution to shoot 3D Videos yet?
I'm thinking to buy one for small 3D (Still) projects.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Suddenly discovered that BOMB EFV is MADE IN GERMANY.

Such a nice surprise!!!

Probably why look so gorgeous and perfect made.

No doubts that optically is also superb.

Mitch, are you reading this?

Shot on 5DMK2 with Leica Elmarit R 28mm f/2.8 @ f/5.6, image cropped in the center at smaller size and processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

Shot on 5DMK2 with Leica Elmarit R 28mm f/2.8 @ f/5.6, image cropped in the center at smaller size and processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

Shot on 5DMK2 with Leica Elmarit R 28mm f/2.8 @ f/5.6, image cropped in the center at smaller size and processed like a Kodakchrome 64 (professional) film look.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Congratulation

Off-Topic: Sanjin how is you experiences with with 3D lens Lumix ?
Any hackable solution to shoot 3D Videos yet?
I'm thinking to buy one for small 3D (Still) projects.

Thanks Kwan,

I'm just experimenting because have bought the lens yesterday.

Reading instruction and online experiences from other users the lens has fixed distance to object from 0.60 cm to approximately 1.0 meter.

Also it doesn't have any focus adjustment.

To get 3D photo you have to use something like a Widows app StereoPhoto Maker that you can run with Parallels on Mac OS X.

The I tried 3D video with a trick to cover lens electronic pins using tiny transparent tape 3M Scotch Magic ("Foggy") and it works.

You can record two separated stereo images simultaneously (see image below).

Shot on GH2 with 3D lens Lumix G 1:12/12.5 0.6/1.97ft.

Now I have to figure out how can I get 3D video out of !!!???

 

[Mitch Gross]

Yes Sanjin, I'm reading with amusement and bemusement. I don't question the quality of the Bomb EVF. I've seen one in action, actually connected to a camera and functioning. But you have not. So I just find it kinda funny when you post "It's an amazing peace of gear, best I've got till now from RED."

I mean, really? You know that it is better than the original entire RED One camera before actually seeing it do anything? That's faith, man!

 

[Tom Lowe]

Mitch, I find your lack of faith disturbing! hahaha.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Yes Sanjin, I'm reading with amusement and bemusement. I don't question the quality of the Bomb EVF. I've seen one in action, actually connected to a camera and functioning. But you have not. So I just find it kinda funny when you post "It's an amazing peace of gear, best I've got till now from RED."

I mean, really? You know that it is better than the original entire RED One camera before actually seeing it do anything? That's faith, man!

Mitch,

Unfortunately I can't get RED these days to test my BOMB EVF because they are all in a field and shooting.

It's a hot summer, man!

But it doesn't mean that I will not be able to test it soon.

Let you know about it later.

Btw, because of my experiments with R1 lens mount and warranty I'm "kicked out" from Epic-X program.

Epic-M is not "allowed" for me to get this summer due to one reason of danger to invest a lot of money for

a single digital camera just because if I would hold Epic-M today somebody for sure will kill me at the streets of Vienna.

That means my BOMB EVF is probably dedicated to one Scarlet Fixed!!??

Why?

I think Scarlet Fixed is the closest camera somehow be able to fulfill an old filmmaker dream

that is something like a Kubrik had with Arriflex 35 II shooting "A Clockwork Orange" with a 35IIC in 1970

or J.L.Godard and during his La Nouvelle Vague/The New Wave years during 60s and 70s.

It looks that a guy holds a Scarlet Fixed with Bomb EVF...!!!???

Kubrick shooting the famous "Singing in the Rain" scene in A Clockwork Orange with a 35IIC in 1970.
He has used an Arriflex IIC to some extent on every one of his films since.

Link to the article by Jorge Diaz-Amador who works in the same company like you Mitch, AbelCine >>>

This is exactly what Stanley Kubrick shot in A Clockwork Orange with Arri 35IIC using a small lightweight Carl Zeiss Arriflex S35mm lenses.

This is exactly what Stanley Kubrick shot in A Clockwork Orange with Arri 35IIC using a small lightweight Carl Zeiss Arriflex S35mm lenses.

Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean-Luc Godard, Raoul Coutard



At the end about a faith that is more or less a sort of religious feeling.

In that case I'm not so fond of any type of monotheism but more about sort of new age of polytheistic

in terms of Ancient Greek religion (see my new avatar like a Zeus :laugh: ) or even polytheistic Ancient Egyptian religion.

Any sort of monotheism is not heathy for human beige or even for our own planet and people will get that sooner or later (with a hope not too late).

Of course this relates also to digital cameras today.

BTW, I do have and also shoot with several other cameras than a RED.

The latest news is that R1 is coming tonight with a friend to my place and the I will finally have opportunity to test RED BOMB EVF!!!!!!!

Stay tuned.

 

[AnthonyFlores]

Hahaha, it's cool posts like this Sanjin that make all your craziness worthwhile Just kidding man, good to see you back and great post.

 

[Mitch Gross]

Sanjin, you are a souce of endless entertainment. I think we're both back on REDuser to act as Court Jesters for all the others.

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Sanjin, you are a souce of endless entertainment. I think we're both back on REDuser to act as Court Jesters for all the others.

Mitch you are totally right!!!!

BTW, my good friend Florian from Vienna who also has RED1 and me both together concluded after our test last night that RED PRO EVF a.k.a. RED BOMB EVF is JUST WONDERFUL pace of gear!!!

Florian Jacobucci tests RED BOMB EVF, shot with 5DMK2 and Leica Summilux-R 50mm f/1.4.

Florian Jacobucci tests RED BOMB EVF, shot with 5DMK2 and Leica Summilux-R 50mm f/1.4.

Florian Jacobucci tests RED BOMB EVF, shot with 5DMK2 and Leica Summilux-R 50mm f/1.4.

 

[Peter Matthes]

What size eyepiece chamois are you using, Sanjin?

 

[Paul Nordin]

Mitch you are totally right!!!!

BTW, my good friend Florian from Vienna who also has RED1 and me both together concluded after our test last night that RED PRO EVF a.k.a. RED BOMB EVF is JUST WONDERFUL pace of gear!!!

Sanjin, thanks for the laugh. Every once in a while comments from left field are on the mark.

BTW- Your friend Florian needs to work on his squint facial expressions. Some crews would have a hard time taking him seriously! :w00t:

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

What size eyepiece chamois are you using, Sanjin?

Peter,

Canadian brand, size is Large Round.

Bluestar Eyecushions

Sanjin, thanks for the laugh. Every once in a while comments from left field are on the mark.

BTW- Your friend Florian needs to work on his squint facial expressions. Some crews would have a hard time taking him seriously! :w00t:

Paul,

haha, hehe, hah hehe he :laugh:

On that photo Florian had already a couple of glasses from the Italian red vine

Contucci Reserva 2006 Vino Nobile di Montepulciano (see the bottle that blurred at the table in background of the first photo!!!)

BTW, he just has got back from Nigeria where he shot a short feature with his RED1 (that R1 is on the photos above).

He also was AC on the Austrian feature that was presented at Cannes this year and was shot on Alexa.

That means you can like him or not but Florian is a professional.

Some more photos from RED Bomb EVF:

Concrete build Porsche 911 made by an Austrian artist Gottfried Bechtold, Lentos Kunstmuseum Edition, FIJI Artisan Water, RED PRO EVF.
Shot on 5DMK2 with Leica-R Vario Elmarit 35-70 f/4.0.

Concrete build Porsche 911 made by an Austrian artist Gottfried Bechtold, Lentos Kunstmuseum Edition, FIJI Artisan Water, RED PRO EVF.
Shot on 5DMK2 with Leica-R Vario Elmarit 35-70 f/4.0.

Concrete build Porsche 911 made by an Austrian artist Gottfried Bechtold, Lentos Kunstmuseum Edition, FIJI Artisan Water, RED PRO EVF.