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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 :)

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Thanks for your kind words Ketch, I am so glad to see everything work out for you. I am seriously still stuffed, thank you so much for being that constant reminder of how life is too beautiful to waste. As always, call me if you need anything.

Enjoy the shoot and send me some stills if you ever get the chance.
 
Travis said:
Thanks for your kind words Ketch, I am so glad to see everything work out for you. I am seriously still stuffed, thank you so much for being that constant reminder of how life is too beautiful to waste. As always, call me if you need anything.

Enjoy the shoot and send me some stills if you ever get the chance.
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No, thank you for your outstanding service and for the friendship that you have extended to me.

Life is indeed beautiful and precious far more then we could ever comprehend, this is why we must enjoy and share every single joy presented to us on a daily basis!


Will always take time to post some shots in progress.

Ciao
 
footage will come as soon as I get my Birger, as I have the entire L series lens set from Canon, and decided not to get any lenses for now, as the new RED 18-85 and their primes sound sooo promising, and I'll get a chance to see them shortly at NAB, but I'll likely rent some out for a week or two! Got shoot something or some body soon or it kills me!
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Hey Ketch,

What advantages would you expect with the Red 18-85 over their L series equivalent? I am going the L-series route at first, due in part to your posts.
BTW, I hope to meet you next week.

Frank
 
I hope to meet you as well Frank.

The Canon "L" glass, is made and designed around Still Photography in mind, and can not be compared to any Cine glass, and RED stands in a place of their own, as far as I'm concerned, the design and price point of their glass it is a category of its own, but still designed as Cine glass and not Still Photography glass, so the differences will be more then few, starting from build of mechanism including focusing gear, etc. The image quality that both lenses might produce is a different story as the "L" has yet to be fully tested, and the RED 18-85 and their Primes are not out and available as yet, so talking about one for the other is not possible.

However I truly have high hopes for the "L" glass by Canon, but it will not replace in any way the RED glass or that of other leading industry manufacturers such as ARRI/ZEISS, COKE and OPTIMO, different lenses, at different prices, for different needs!

Ciao
 
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