Richard Weinberg
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I have published an article on using the RED One camera for "Producing and Streaming High Resolution Digital Movies of Microscopic Subjects" in the Journal "Future Generation Computer Systems," published by Elsevier.
Here is the abstract, and the link to the article:
"A new approach to high resolution digital movie making through an optical microscope and to sharing live microscopic images with a remote audience is presented. For these applications, a high resolution digital movie camera, the RED One, has been interfaced to a number of different types of optical microscopes, allowing moving image capture at ‘4k’ resolution onto digital storage, with simultaneous HD (high definition) video capture for live streaming to distant locations. The system has been used to create a movie, “MicrOrganisms”, and to stream live moving images of marine microorganisms from Los Angeles to San Diego, California and to Yokohama, Japan."
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167739X10002335
We will be screening "MicrOrganisms" in 4k at the CineGrid Amsterdam conference the evening of September 9, during IBC, and I will be giving a short presentation on this topic that afternoon. http://cinegrid.nl/2011/07/cinegridday/
If you need shots of the microworld for your project or have issues with downloading the article, please let me know (weinberg@cinema.usc.edu).
Tests with the Epic through the microscope look great.
Thanks to everyone at RED for making the cameras that made all this possible!
Best regards,
Richard Weinberg
Here is the abstract, and the link to the article:
"A new approach to high resolution digital movie making through an optical microscope and to sharing live microscopic images with a remote audience is presented. For these applications, a high resolution digital movie camera, the RED One, has been interfaced to a number of different types of optical microscopes, allowing moving image capture at ‘4k’ resolution onto digital storage, with simultaneous HD (high definition) video capture for live streaming to distant locations. The system has been used to create a movie, “MicrOrganisms”, and to stream live moving images of marine microorganisms from Los Angeles to San Diego, California and to Yokohama, Japan."
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167739X10002335
We will be screening "MicrOrganisms" in 4k at the CineGrid Amsterdam conference the evening of September 9, during IBC, and I will be giving a short presentation on this topic that afternoon. http://cinegrid.nl/2011/07/cinegridday/
If you need shots of the microworld for your project or have issues with downloading the article, please let me know (weinberg@cinema.usc.edu).
Tests with the Epic through the microscope look great.
Thanks to everyone at RED for making the cameras that made all this possible!
Best regards,
Richard Weinberg