96 fps...

[Jon Chema]

What lenses were you using?

 

[Sergio Perez]

Always felt Nikon lenses were better for landscape and Canon for shooting Humans. Something about the color shift to the green, blue (colder?) of Nikon lenses vs tthe warmer tone of the Canons...

 

[Josef Gatti]

Lovely. Perhaps Dragon will see some 96 fps in Scarlet

 

[Peter Lyons Collister ASC]

Jim,

Hope you don't have to leave too soon ... But hearing "Isa Lei" makes me cry every time..... Enjoy......

Bula Vinaka

Peter

 

[Jannard]

Beautiful here... people and landscape. Often makes me wonder what the rest of the world is thinking.

Jim

 

[Paul Ellington]

Beautiful here... people and landscape. Often makes me wonder what the rest of the world is thinking.

Jim

Looks so serene, would be nice to see such blue oceans again in person. Enjoy, I will brush up on my Fijian... (probably messed that up)... Send more if you get a chance, thank you for sharing what you did already!

Best with warm regards.

- Paul.

 

[Lorenzo Straight]

Now those are really beautiful shots, Jim.

 

[Patrick Grossien]

Just one of the tricks of the Epic/Scarlet... it really doesn't matter. You can be a Canon guy and a Nikon guy all at the same time

Very true! I'm just a bundle of colored paper away from it and mainly because of the nikon mount you guys created... can't wait to extend my own collection.
only hurdle is the decision: save up for EPIC or spend it on lenses again (and again and again...)

 

[Patrick Grossien]

Often makes me wonder what the rest of the world is thinking.

Easy: "How do I get there now!?"

 

[Mark Toia]

Beautiful here... people and landscape. Often makes me wonder what the rest of the world is thinking.

Jim

If I new your were there.... I should have dropped in on my way past.

 

[Tom Hamilton]

What RedCode for those shots Jim?

 

[Elsie N]

Beautiful here... people and landscape. Often makes me wonder what the rest of the world is thinking.

Jim

Well, some of us are thinking that you have invested personal wealth and possibly even some health in creating the fat RED line (of products) and you are deserving of this time and place you are enjoying. But because of your creations, many of the rest of us are at the point you were at back in '06 in our own creation and building process.

But what a great place to unwind and recharge... inside of one of those famously beautiful National Geographic Magazine pictures.

 

[Steve Gibby]

Jim,

Bula! Vanuinui vinaka ki na siga ni kua!

 

[Elsie N]

Oh Great! First Jim, now Gibby have gone all Fiji on us. All we need now is for Jarred to succumb to the island ways and we'll be reading menus in Fijian when the next firmware update is released. (Crap! Learning camera vernacular was bad enough...soon I'll have to learn it in a different language.)

 

[jamesbridges]

Hey Jim,
I was noticing that on RED Cine X you had your ISO at 400, was that the same ISO you exposed for originally?
Thanks.

Jim

 

[michael zaletel]

Gotta love that someone would build a camera company and revolutionize the industry just so he could have the camera of his dreams to take with him on vacation.

-Michael Zaletel

 

[Steve Gibby]

Oh Great! First Jim, now Gibby have gone all Fiji on us. All we need now is for Jarred to succumb to the island ways and we'll be reading menus in Fijian when the next firmware update is released.

:yesnod:

 

[Ivan Kovax]

How lovely... look how clean and clear that water is!

Just on a slight tangent... I know an Israeli guy who has been made a a chief of a village, or island on Fiji. He also has the worlds largest collection of Japanese erotic art. Interesting guy.

 

[Tom Wardrop]

I hope that wherever we have the option of 96fps, we also the option of 100fps for perfect 4:1 scaling to 25fps.

 

[Will Keir]

5k at 96 fps is the answer to all questions.

Jim, why didn't you crank it to 121 fps Wide Screen?