Redcine...

[Bill Goehring]

Try Red.com and the various stickies on REDuser.

Really, if it's not on either, it's not generally known yet. The details of REDONE's raw processor REDCine are not yet clear, including the extent of its feature set, except that it will be more full-featured than the temporary stand-in REDAlert and will require an Intel processor--no PPC processing allowed.

Nick Vedros, eh? Welcome.

I wonder what percentage of REDUSERs are or were pro advertising/commercial still shooters and how many of them are migrating to the greener pastures of motion media careers as they knock down the fences from the over-grazed still pastures since advent of digital technology in production and stock services.

Can you say micro-payment paradigm?

 

[Nicholas Vedros]

Thank you both that was helpful.

Just to clarify I am not Nick Vedros the commercial photographer, that would be my Dad. He and I share a love for photography, but my main focus is on the motion media side of things.

Nicholas Vedros

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

Thank Jim, amazing, waiting for the public beta.

 

[Bill Goehring]

Thank you both that was helpful.

Just to clarify I am not Nick Vedros the commercial photographer, that would be my Dad. He and I share a love for photography, but my main focus is on the motion media side of things.

Nicholas Vedros

My mistake. Good to see you following in your Dad's footsteps, kinda sorta. If I'd done that, I'd be a banker now!

 

[Harrison Diamond]

This is "early days" yet. So far the only option to work with Red Raw (extension .r3d) files is a program called "Red Alert!" which is available only to those people actually owning Red Cameras now (the first 50 units).

Only RED would do this. And that's a very good thing for them.

I love it. I could see there being quite an amusing dock icon and loading splash screen for that one

 

[Emanuel A.]

Excellent news, including the PC parcel one.