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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 :)

IBC change...

I was thinking of going on Sunday to IBC, but with this news I know I need to go at least Saturday. Thanks for the info, cause I would've regretted missing you out by a day.
 
Why not show off your stuff to New Zealand since you make such offten visists to godo old PJ! Might as well show the rest of New Zealand your beasty creations!



Jono
 
I'll be there Saturday and Sunday. If the prototype is just under glass, does it matter it's not a Scarlet? If the prototype is not under glass, then yes, I would definitely be interested in seeing the performance of a 2/3 Scarlet. Maybe something you could show after showing the RED reel?

Either way, great to see RED is coming to IBC. Can't wait.
 
This will be the best IBC ever.

EPIC.

Word.

Doest it mean something like Jim and Jarred would run around exhibition place with Epic handheld on their shoulders...????!!!!

For my point of view would be the best to show RED ONE X upgraded that runs handheld on shoulders and steadicam stabilizers on Seagway,...etc.

Just to shock competition and impress the customers... a bit...
 
I think a Harley is more RED's style than ... a Seagway.

Mark,

maybe you are right but also it's a bit difficult to hold with Steadicam at the second seat on a Harley

but maybe a guy like a younger Arnold Schwarzenegger would do it or even on Ducati... or on any other motorcycle...or maybe I'm totally wrong...
 
Jim, if you're walking the floor please stop by the Abel booth. It'll be good to see you again and I still owe you that drink.

Hmmn, where's my hat?
 
So we have to watch out for at least 4 tall guys in the IBC hall ways...

One give us smoke signals to where in the hall they are.
One is locked to the camera to wear it around.
Two stand at the next ways crossings, black as always, to indicate: Here you are right.

Don't try to make the latters lough. They rarely do. They seemed to be trained that way...

We will see if that expectation matches reality. Bets welcome :)

Cheers,
Axel
 
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