Bug...

[chrislancaster]

Can you believe that the French did their nuclear testing in the Polynesian Islands?

Come to think of it ... we weren't much better.

polynesians that are not born us citizens can come and go to the USA as they please as migrants as part of an apology for the bombing


they also get special medicaid programs to deal with any health issues

 

[Peter Matthes]

Yup.

Jim

Ever borrow a cup of sugar cane from Mel Gibson?

:laugh:

 

[alex lemon]

Very cool; a true American product, of which there are few these days.

i doubt all of the components would be made in america. still, any jobs that stay stateside is great.

 

[Jannard]

Ever borrow a cup of sugar cane from Mel Gibson?

:laugh:

Mel is shooting his latest movie on RED.

Jim

 

[Jannard]

i doubt all of the components would be made in america. still, any jobs that stay stateside is great.

As far as EPIC is concerned... all components are currently made in the USA.

Jim

 

[NEIL ANDREW BATES]

Good Metaphor for RED that island. A single bastion of lush professional quality cameras amidst an ocean of bland consumer models yet only a relatively modest rise above the surface in price terms

 

[Jannard]

Good Metaphor for RED that island. A single bastion of lush professional quality cameras amidst an ocean of bland consumer models yet only a relatively modest rise above the surface in price terms

Jim

 

[Gary Paul Walker]

As far as EPIC is concerned... all components are currently made in the USA.

Jim

Have you considered releasing Epic and Scarlet in 'kit' form.. I'm pretty good at putting together model planes and ships

 

[chrislancaster]

did you see that vincent laforet shot the twisted metal trailer on Mysterium X

i cant wait to give it a try .. its been getting nothing but great reviews

http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2010/06/16/latest-shoot-twisted-metal-playstation-trailer/

 

[Joseph Hutson]

Have you considered releasing Epic and Scarlet in 'kit' form.. I'm pretty good at putting together model planes and ships

Good luck... :laugh:

For those of you that can't quite comprehend the complexity of what we are trying to do... consider that there are 70 boards and 11,000 pieces on an EPIC-X (with modules).

Just food for thought while you are waiting...

Jim

 

[Jay Gannon]

Yup.

Jim

Jim, I want to climb your volcano. =)

 

[alex lemon]

As far as EPIC is concerned... all components are currently made in the USA.

Jim

That is truly awesome! Beautiful island too. If I owned that I think I would promote one of your colleagues and follow Reds progress from my beachside cabana. :wink:

 

[Peter Moretti]

JRED is about 4 years old. That is extremely young when you consider the industry. We have put out one (1) product... the RED ONE. ...

Jim,

That's simply NOT true... :embarassed:


Red has put out more than one product. How about all the accessories? Lenses? SOFTWARE! RedCine-X has seen more advancements in color grading than Avid Symphony or Media Composer have seen in the past ten years.

You are being way too hard on yourself. Even without the Red One, Red has done an impressive job. There are companies that need years to make a single lens mount. And in that time you made a line of accessories, two lines of cine lenses, grading software... and the Red One. :thumbsup:

 

[Stephen Gentle]

Have you considered releasing Epic and Scarlet in 'kit' form.. I'm pretty good at putting together model planes and ships

Somehow I don't think the home-made reflow oven I'm building would be good enough to solder the boards on a Scarlet (looks a bit like this one - http://courses.cit.cornell.edu/ee476/FinalProjects/s2006/ki38/Webpage/index.html)! :laugh:

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Today's fresh shot from my own island of Fiji:

Shot today on R1-MX with Carl Zeiss Sonnar Olympia 180mm f/2.8 @ f/7.2, ISO 500, AWB, 25fps, 1/50, no filters, no grade or CC, a straight picture taken from redcine-x snapshot.

Download 4K JPG image>>>

 

[Gary Paul Walker]

Somehow I don't think the home-made reflow oven I'm building would be good enough to solder the boards on a Scarlet (looks a bit like this one - http://courses.cit.cornell.edu/ee476/FinalProjects/s2006/ki38/Webpage/index.html)! :laugh:

Well now thats just gone and inspired me to break out my soldering iron!

 

[Peter Moretti]

As far as EPIC is concerned... all components are currently made in the USA.

Jim

IMHO, I would let this be more widely known. I really think Made in the USA can be a big selling and promotional point for Epic.

... But I was more of an Odi Mushroom than an Oakley B-1B kid, so take what I say w/ a grain of salt, LOL.

 

[Danny Murray]

Mel is shooting his latest movie on RED.

Jim

is Mel using RED one or did you throw him a bone and let him use the freshly baked cookie?

 

[Matt Steinauer]

I loved my B-1Bs. On CW bars on a GHP.

 

[Ken Waller]

Don't stress Jim.

When you catch that gremlin name him Spike and take another month off on at your Island- so cool.

The Red team should now have a drinking game for post that claim "No Scarlet ruined my film" because if your script is that great you could shoot it on anything. I'd love a Scarlet for my next project but truth be told there is nothing stopping me from shooting right now with my current gear. Don't wait around as life is short plus we could all knock out another project or two before the cameras ship. Beating up on RED is not fair at all as they do have a working camera system you can buy now. Don't stress, be flexible. Everything I've worked on has had Murphy's Law pop up so the Bug had to happen, the test is how you deal with it. Some of our best moments in film history are happy accidents not the planned ones.

Good luck team RED! Good health Jim! And good hunting SWAT!

Ken W