and another thing...

[Ian Slessor]

this thread is going to get very interesting over the next couple days

Oh, that's just mean.

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[Ryan Valle]

this thread is going to get very interesting over the next couple days

Define interesting. Is it interesting in a sense of how people will react to your post? Or interesting in a sense that you will be posting something interesting to the rest of us?

:turned:

 

[J. Eric Camp]

Don't be bratty.
:tongue:

 

[shashbugu]

Who is making this lenses?

who cares as long as they perform the way they look, i am in love with the images,

 

[Peter Hodgins]

Don't be bratty.
:tongue:

withdrawal ...we need another fix ... we need another fix ....

 

[Mazen Hashem]

Hi Eki what if i need to get the 24 fps film motion look there will be a problem on video screening ?

 

[Jonathon Laing]

Its gona be VERY interesting to see what the mini primes look like after a couple of generations of improvement.






Jono

 

[Eki Halkka]

Hi Eki what if i need to get the 24 fps film motion look there will be a problem on video screening ?

There's not much difference between the look of 24 and 25 fps. Shooting 24 in europe doesn't make much sense.

Most european films are shot directly at 25 fps for video compatibility. The 24 fps films are also displayed at 25 fps on TV, they're simply speeded up by 4%.

 

[Sean Rawls]

Red Bullies

Red Bullies

"True T1.8"??

These really are ultra prime killers.

Are you bullies trying to put old granddaddy Zeiss out of business?

 

[Jeff Coatney]

From the beginning Red ushered in a new world, with new expectations and new standards in quality and affordability. While others have promised much in the past, Red has consistently delivered. Bravo on hitting the targets for T1.8 lenses.

 

[Tim Whitcomb]

this thread is going to get very interesting over the next couple days

Tick Tick Tick :innocent:

 

[3B Digital]

What a week it is, all this Red info. and U2 releases a new album on top of it.

 

[Brook Willard]

Probably the closest thing to an answer to your questions was given by Jim Jannard this morning on the thread announcing the new primes. He was asked repeatedly if the new primes would cover FF35. On His Post #95, on Page 10 of the thread he responded: "no to FF35".

Link: http://205.234.135.241/forum/showthread.php?t=27080&page=10

Indeedy, I saw that he'd said no to 8-perf coverage in his post. Seemed like a given considering the variables of the primes [size, speed, mount, length of development]. My main curiosity is what the coverage actually is. The 30mm x 15mm size is rather unusual and seems to have come along long after the prime development started... but I dunno.

I'm sure we'll find out in time.

 

[Humberto Rivera]

A Question

A Question

I have the same question that Brook Willard had; Is the area covered by the New Lenses System, the 30mm x 15mm area of the expected Mysterium – X?

Humberto Rivera

 

[firstsingle]

Very proud of you Red team. Keep up the good work.

 

[Redolutionary]

yes proud to part of this

 

[Jannard]

30x15mm will make sense in due time...

Jim

 

[Mathias Erichsen]

That is good. Hope there will be som mystical way for my 35mm cine-lenses to cover the hole sensor... We´ll just have to wait for due time
Thanx for all the great teasers! Keep ´em comming


Mathias Erichsen
www.resonablefilm.no

 

[Gregory Karydis]

I am happy

 

[Jannard]

That is good. Hope there will be som mystical way for my 35mm cine-lenses to cover the hole sensor... We´ll just have to wait for due time
Thanx for all the great teasers! Keep ´em comming


Mathias Erichsen
www.resonablefilm.no

In a mystical way, the sensor will cover the full image circle of your lens...

Jim