Stefan Christou
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I have to agree with Vince on this one.
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Correct Mark on both accounts..
And truth be told.. we couldn't of pulled it off without OffHollywood's last minute assistance during the shoot... Thanks again for all your help.
man.. the people want a real woman for real really in the morning afternoon evening night w/ 5d2 candlelight ehehehehe indoors outside.. not a studio goddess not a photoshopped goddess only on the screen only when you have money to pay her fees.Just so you know, we coined the acronym DSMC so we get to define what it means. It is a digital camera that shoots RAW stills and RAW motion. It is NOT a camera that shoot RAW stills and H.264 or AVCHD motion. So don't get confused.
Speaking of DSMC, check this out.
Jim
http://www.esquire.com/the-side/video/who-is-the-sexiest-woman-alive-2009?click=pp
man.. the people want a real woman for real really in the morning afternoon evening night w/ 5d2 candlelight ehehehehe indoors outside.. not a studio goddess not a photoshopped goddess only on the screen only when you have money to pay her fees.
Wow, M-X sensor released for first time and only 5 pages of comments so far?
Hello People... EPIC-X sensor was used in the REAL WORLD...
My thoughts exactly.Epic X @ IBC w/o ASICs. The posts should start rolling in once the pix of that one hit Recon. I mean, Megan Fox is nice an' all but Epic X in the flesh! Oooohhh Baaaaaby.
Epic X @ IBC w/o ASICs. The posts should start rolling in once the pix of that one hit Recon. I mean, Megan Fox is nice an' all but Epic X in the flesh! Oooohhh Baaaaaby.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-specific_integrated_circuit
A specifically designed chip that does all the magic in camera.
Graeme
repeat after Jim,
H.264 is for distribution, not acquisition!
edit: Just realized that the images on the link were shot with the Epic (guess)