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Old Epic Renders

Tim Sutherland

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Does anybody have any of the old epic renders? I remember something being posted shortly before Jim announced that Epic... has changed.

I was just curious to see the evolution of the camera. I found the thread from the very first render, but the photo seems to have disappeared in the great forum crash. I was looking for some of the newer ones than that, but couldn't find anything.

Tim
 
This is actually the version I was looking for, but I can't find it any bigger than this.

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Anybody have it saved? This was the render a while after Jim posted the first one, and this was where we were starting to see progress in the design based on feedback.
 
This was a good one. Low center of gravity and great cable routing.
Nice flat top with plentiful screw holes to bolt shit onto.

epic-renders.jpg


Matt Uhry
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This was a good one. Low center of gravity and great cable routing.
Nice flat top with plentiful screw holes to bolt shit onto.

epic-renders.jpg


Matt Uhry
www.mattuhry.com

I really liked that one too. That was about the last render before Jim posted the "everything's changed" post and we headed into modular territory.
 
I really liked that one too. That was about the last render before Jim posted the "everything's changed" post and we headed into modular territory.

Yeah - Modular Land will be an interesting place, It will spice up camera troubleshooting and make putting together multi-cam shoots exciting. At this point the best choice looks to be jump in and see how it goes.

Matt Uhry
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