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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 :)

Ice cold and RED hot...

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Hello Jay. Nice to meet you as well.



Hmm. Interesting, where his this forum hosted, China? What's to stop someone who gets blocked or banned, from spoofing and ip address to re-register?



I've been myself since early this morning.

And if there are people here that don't like what I have to say or contribute, they can just ignore it, like I will do with the stuff I don't like. I think there are a couple people on here that understand me and can "handle me" and those are probably the same people that those of you who don't like me, you don't like them either. Anyway...

Have a great week yourself Jay, looking forward to chatting it up with you about some RED stuff!

Ok well.. You've been warned.. I'm just gonna sit back and watch this one.

Jay
 
Well, xaidenx, you may decide to "be you" all you want but you'll never be on my set (or, I suspect, the set of anyone else on the board for that matter) until you learn to acquire a team attitude.

So you go ahead and "be you"... alone... with your pride... in the dark...

And, thus, I exercise, for the very first time on any board ever, my privilege to IGNORE you.

So sad. You could have actually learned something here.

Michael
 
Back to topic, please!

Back to topic, please!

Not really!

We all want to see those other movies from hot & cold REDs in test chambers, plus - more important to me - the actual results shot by those hot and cold cameras, live as they were in the chamber.

So Jim, Jarred, Sean, where are those promised movie uploads?

Looking forward to some stuff!

Cheers,
Axel


PS:
I guess a forum that does allow posting only a week or two AFTER signing in might be an interesting thing to think about? Gives people some time to read before writing. Not to argue in any way about the forum censorship, which took place here and there...
 
Well, xaidenx, you may decide to "be you" all you want but you'll never be on myset (or, I suspect, the set of anyone else on the board for that matter) until you learn to acquire a team attitude.

So sad. You could have actually learned something here.

But, I've already learned so much in the first day.

And what makes you think I'd want to be on set with anyone? I'm a producer, I have no need to be on anyone else's set. I have friends who's sets I have been on and could go back on if I really chose to do so.

I appreciate the "cryptic" offer to be on your set, but I'll have to decline. I do hope you reconsider "ignoring" me though. YOU might learn something as well. :sad:
 
Sorry if I've missed it, but are winter strips still supposed to ship with current cameras or did the hot/cold modifications negate their necessity?

I didn't get any with my camera so I'm just wondering.

Cheers!

Paul
 
We will shoot mid March a CARVER SNOWBOARD movie up in the SWISS mountains with several REDs and stuff. There will be a LOT OF SNOW flying around and deep cold. So, I need to find a solution, to protect the REDs from water, snow, ice and cold. Question: Is it possible, to cover a RED in a kind of bag? Will that be a problem for the vans/heat? I haven't get winter strips with the RED222, so I don't know exactly how that works. Do they cover the holes of the vans totaly or should there be still a bit space so that the air can circulate? Any suggestions from REDteam? Thanks.
 
Remember that Jim stated that -28c was as cold as they could get the chamber so who knows how cold it needs to get before Red goes on strike?

I've worked down to about -50c and I know that I really prefer not to... so if the Red packs up and goes home at -28c... I'll be right there by the fire. I find +46.5c to be a LOT more comfortable than its evil doppelganger -46.5c.
 
Remember that Jim stated that -28c was as cold as they could get the chamber so who knows how cold it needs to get before Red goes on strike?

I've worked down to about -50c and I know that I really prefer not to... so if the Red packs up and goes home at -28c... I'll be right there by the fire. I find +46.5c to be a LOT more comfortable than its evil doppelganger -46.5c.

A higher temperature causes more internal fluctuations in the sensor noise, for e.g., more dark current flowing through the transistors, and unless calibration is dynamic (which is difficult) it may give a poorer image quality.
 
I also got no winter strips. I asked my sales rep Randy about them and he told me that they're no longer necessary.
 
real testing

real testing

Hi Jim,
Freezer not big or not cold enough? If you are interested we can do some real testing for you, in Greenland coming april. I have film production company in The Netherlands, and for our production will stay several days on the ice cap. There it is easily getting -35 degrees celcius. More info can be found here

If your interested just let me know, and will see how we can arrange things.

Brechtje Smidt - deepeei film productions
 
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