Jim's Last Post - Send him off with some pictures of Red in action.

[Evin Grant]

Wow, so much history...

My original R1 #199...

With david Mullen at the original SALT test...

#199 after MX upgrade...

Just after my Epic #187 arrived...

My test drive with a Dragon...

 

[Joris van den Berg]

Eventhough I've just joined the forums and don't yet own a Red I thought I'd chime in anyways with a shakey snapshot I took whilst shooting my first short on a Scarlet a few months ago. I already feel spoiled being able to do my first work with such a great piece of technology and it delivered everything I hoped for! Looking forward to joining in the red-owners in the near future and doing a hell of a lot more shoots with RED cameras!

So cheers for that!

-Joris

 

[Jeffrey T. Morgan]

Oh the places you'll go...

 

[Scott Brown]

Jim

Thanks for an amazing journey, bumpy at times perhaps, but always fun :smiley:

I like many will never forget the day our RED One arrived, it was truly magical. I'll post up some photos over the next few days.

With Dragon you have delivered upon your promise so you can be very proud of what you and the team have achieved!

Please keep your passion alive and guide the next chapter in RED's history.

Life is short, live it well...

Best wishes and sincere thanks.

Scott

 

[Jon Carr]

Here's to the man who made the best camera on the market today that you can travel anywhere with. Have no limits with lenses, rigs, functions and uses. A camera that gave so many great young, old, new, and experienced cinematographers the chance and freedom they wanted. I hope your new free time from REDuser is being well spent at RED, and I can't wait for what you and everyone at RED come up with next for cinema. Thank you Jim. Without you, Digital Cinema cameras would still be 250k and the indie world would still be stuck fighting the light with 35mm adapters on 1/3 cameras.

from renting the REDone

to owning my first RED

the salt flats of Bolivia

Me during rehearsal for the Orignal Kevin Hart trailer for "laugh at my pain"

to being able to trade up to my dream camera EPIC

a little on set inspiration

some few stills

 

[Kwan Khan]

Thanks to Jim and his greatest invention, I think I can handle the rest in the right manner.

Early 2008, REDone shoot,

Then EPIC,

And then this,

 

[Jason Beckwith]

Thank You, Jim.

Thank You, Jim.

Thank You Jim.

I have, and continue to, enjoy your creations.

Can't wait to see where they will take me next!

Here's some pics that were handy:

 

[Tim Bradley]

Thank you Jim !

Thank you Jim !

I have loved shooting RAW from the first day I got my Red One. Thank you Jim for many years of great shoots since !!

 

[Mark Andersen]

Two locations, one quiet and one noisy. We also just finished building out our new studio and are kinda proud of our new camera storage and work bench, just showing off a bit here. And a shot with the 600 in place.

EDIT: I have better pics at work, these were on my iPad, sorry for the poor quality

 

[Raphael Varandas]

I loved the "HUMBLE"hahahaha Awesome.

 

[Ben Sliker]

We haven't taken our Scarlet anywhere particularly exotic, but we did just wrap principal photography on our first feature film -- here's a pic of me getting some of our final pickup shots at sunrise in Wilmington, NC. (Don't put the camera in the water until the end right?)

We've been working on this film for over 3 years now. The first decision we made was that we wanted it to be in 4k. While saving up for an extended rental on a R1MX, the Scarlet-X announcement came, and for the same rental budget, we are now RED owners. Thanks Jim.

 

[BrandonChristensen]

Was able to shoot on the RED ONE several times and fell in love with it.

Never thought I'd own one for myself:

There aren't as many photos of me and the camera on Facebook that I thought.

Anyway, I love mine.

 

[Danny Dunlop]

Don't have many pictures yet, but I'm gearing up to DOP my first two features before November. A huge part of that is because of the quality and affordability (BT Red One MX) of Red cameras. Thanks Jim for finally making it possible for me to do what I've always wanted to do.

 

[Adam Beck]

Thank you Jim, enjoying life!

God Bless!

 

[Robert Berger]

Working from the early beginning with Red One 1265 and went for MX and to Epic-X 0274 now waiting to send my camera in for the upgrade to Dragon.
In 2007 it was the only way to shoot with the dept of field of a 35mm motioncamera that i good afford! It was the best camera choose i ever made. Old custumers stayed and a lot of new custumers became my clients. I will thank everybody for this. And don't forget "the camera is a tool, the best movies are being made by the Talent's in front and behind the camera". But a good tool is half the work they say in the Netherlands. www.camlight.nl Good Luck!! Best regards Robert.

 

[Marc Berger]

Jim, thank you for bringing me back home!
Before Red One a lot of my projects were just dreams, far away on a other planet.
All this changed 2005, and since August 2008 I enjoy working on them- first the RedOne, RedOne MX then EpicX and ScarletX.
All the best!
Marc

 

[Rama Prasad]

THANKS JIM!

This Indian regional movie is completely shot in my Red Epic-M #00578.

Epic-M #00578
Epic-X #01151

 

[Phil Bates]

Jim, your cameras have allowed us the freedom to shoot what we love. Thanks Jim!

Our REDOne on the Eclipse in Hawaii

Two REDOnes on the first 3D shoot using the eclipse

Our RedOne in a raft on the Rogue River

Two Epics and three Scarlets shooting drive plates.

The monitors inside the car

Shooting firework shells that had been mounted on a pole. 3D setup using two RedOnes placed within the blast radius. The tripod is visible in the bottom left center of the frame.

Changing Cards during an Eclipse aerial shoot with Epic.

Some frame grabs from the Washington DC aerial shoot. Shot with Epic.

Thanks again Jim!
Phil

 

[Phil Holland]

This is really wonderful everyone. Loving some of these crazy setups too.

 

[Paul Kalbach]

Thank you Jim!

Red Warrior On Mars.