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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 :)

RED in Indy...

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That was ISO 250, 1/250th shutter, T8. The "Crank look".

Jim
 
Jannard said:
My rig is set up (at Indy) with a Panasonic monitor... we sold out of our LCDs on Friday (even the one I set aside for this shoot). I hate the extra weight and bulk of this monitor for "moving around".
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Jim,

Took one for the Gipper, hey??!!

How does the quote go? : "The best barber on the island has the worst haircut." ?

Nice shots!

Cheers,
G
 
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I bet your "blind footage" looks better than the footage from the ESPN worker standing next to you.... hahahaha Oh the irony.....
 
Just in case anyone is worried about the quality of the RED zoom...

Jim

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I'd like to add to my order please. . .
 
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Just in case anyone is worried about the quality of the RED zoom...

Jim

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Wow... thanks Jim, I cannot wait to shoot my Uncle's rail w/ my RED. Also, I cannot wait to see that still in motion. Hey look Ma... no interlaced footy!
 
My ears hurt just looking at that shot. Puts you right there.

And he's just getting started!
 
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That was ISO 250, 1/250th shutter, T8. The "Crank look".

Jim
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yeah :-) additionally you´ve got S35mm DOF instead of 2/3 and a -slightly- higher resolution than crank... I am really looking forward to what Mark Neveldine and Brian Tylor will use your camera for.

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p.s. i suppose "pathology" has been shot before you had reds for them?
 
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The photos that Jim is sharing with us are more than what they seem. They are the culmination of a dream realized. He is standing on the track, photographing his passion with the camera he has wanted all along. It didn't exist 3 years ago and he set out to change that. In the process he has changed everything. No company, no profit and no achievement along the way means more to this man right now than the ability to stand next to his car and capture the moment ....with his camera, the camera he made. This is a milestone for him, maybe one of his greatest. And he let us all in on it. Thanks Jim.
 
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