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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 :)

ISO 500-4000 comparison...

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So you don't have to move between threads.

Jim

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Would you like me to close some threads to direct discussion into here?

Sounds good... or we will all be monitoring seven threads. My bad.

Jim
 
That is truly phenomenal... I am, so excited to be the first in my market to get a hold of Red. I am going to make the best of it.
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Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.
 
Hi Jim, was the 1000 shot without gain?

Unlikely I guess, but its cleaner than the 500.
 
all were shot with gain. They will be better (if you can imagine that) without gain.

8711 is the code for gain. Not sure why it isn't marked on ISO 4000. That was shot with gain... I'm sure of it. Everything shot today had gain.

Jim
 
Beautiful my friend Jim (sorry my dare words but that's the fact) -- this gives us a terrific weekend.

Thanks (though far away here goes my cheers!),
E.
 
all were shot with gain. They will be better (if you can imagine that) without gain.

8711 is the code for gain. Not sure why it isn't marked on ISO 4000. That was shot with gain... I'm sure of it. Everything shot today had gain.

Jim

Oh man my head is gonna blow :pinch:
 
A friend of mine who recently shot a movie on Super16 500T stock showed me a scene where he illuminated a room with only a bare lightbulb (100w household I believe) and it looked great. He pointed at me in smiling triumph "Look at that, digital will never do that"

Hehehe, I should figure out a way to score a bet on this situation...

So back to the pics, they look nice! But what is that line running through the ISO4000 one?
 
So Jim, what are the chances of seeing another one of these?

:)

Rodney Charters is shooting a new outside shot with our updated DSP and sensor settings (tonight). I think we can post a shot in the next day or so. I'll ask him for permission.

Jim
 
Can we see a 2K sample of Jim drinking some milk, ala milkgirls at various ISOs?
 
Are you able to throw in a line resolution chart for the next batch with no gain full iso spread?
 
never enough...

Jim
 
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