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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Ergo...

I must be getting old, I'd rather have this on my shoulder than Scarlet Johanson.
Congratulations, RED team.
 
heh heh.. that one is coming.. in a way you probably never imagined:)

its really incredible the modularity of the system and how many options there are when you actually start putting it together and moving things around...

I'm officially teased! :)
 
why such week now?.. PMA?
 
Jarred, your photography is always top notch, always gives Red products that slick, ultra professional look. But I have to admit, seeing these type of snapshots of people holding the products is going to really give people a lot of perspective as they try to understand the modularity.

Nice work guys! This is right on the money.
 
Jarred, your photography is always top notch, always gives Red products that slick, ultra professional look. But I have to admit, seeing these type of snapshots of people holding the products is going to really give people a lot of perspective as they try to understand the modularity.

Nice work guys! This is right on the money.

Thx for the compliments man.. and I agree with you, I gotta do more of these.

Glad you like it.
 
It looks so cool. Seriously I gave up swearing for lent and I saw the picture and I was like, "Oh shit." hah
 
that is the most realistic render you've done so far !
Great job !
 
Cool... this should be interesting.

Out of honest curiosity, what is the purpose of the still camera handgrip in a cinema-style setup? I know that it's removable, so I'm not faulting... but you guys always post the camera with that thing installed. Does it somehow add to the functionality in this setup? I can't quite figure out any reason to have it on there.
 
Cool... this should be interesting.

Out of honest curiosity, what is the purpose of the still camera handgrip in a cinema-style setup? I know that it's removable, so I'm not faulting... but you guys always post the camera with that thing installed. Does it somehow add to the functionality in this setup? I can't quite figure out any reason to have it on there.

It is only on there because we didn't take it off... :-)

Jim
 
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