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High Definition Video for Independent Filmmakers
A How To Guide for Digital Filmmakers
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Saturday, September 29, 2007

Exclusive Video of entire Offhollywood Red presentation at Tekserve 

The guys up at Tekserve shot it, edited it, and compressed it, so I'm hosting it - here's the entire Red presentation Mark Pederson from Offhollywood gave at Tekserve the other week. Click here to open a new window and play the movie.

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Posted by: Mike Curtis / 9/29/2007 05:29:00 PM
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Thanks for putting this up, Mike, and thanks to everyone at Tekserve for making it. My only real complaint or observation: it's interlaced! And my goodness, the combing on a progressive display makes one that much more appreciative of cameras like the Red!
# posted by Blogger Casey Pegram : Sat Sep 29, 10:31:00 PM CST
 
Also, just wanted to point out something that was pretty funny to me at 1 AM on a sunday morning, that at around 33:40 we've got a couple of people taking snapshots with their iphones, and somebody accidentially hitting the home button instead of snapping a shot.
# posted by Blogger The Capitalizt : Sat Sep 29, 11:02:00 PM CST
 
Maybe they intentionally left nasty field artifacts in the video to subtly make a point about the beauty of progressive capture? :)
# posted by Blogger Stu : Sun Sep 30, 12:33:00 PM CST
 
Pretty sweet video Mike! Nice :) Great summary of RED.
# posted by Blogger Yash Keough : Sun Sep 30, 01:24:00 PM CST
 
Someone else was kind enough to capture, edit, and compress this before they left for vacation.

Interlaced? Yes, non-optimal. But I'm not going to sweat'em over it. We can tell what's going on.

-mike
# posted by Blogger Mike Curtis : Sun Sep 30, 03:25:00 PM CST
 
And look at all those shiny iPhones everywhere :)
Imagine an iPhone plug-in that lets you control the Red ;)

But seriously: Thanks for posting this, and finding some new information. I always thought the term "modular design" applied only to the casing.
# posted by Blogger modifoo : Mon Oct 08, 04:00:00 PM CST
 
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