Re: [videoblogging] Re: 2010 the year of the flip?

2010-01-17 Thread Jay dedman
Yup, if you're used to video as it's existed for past X number of years (especially consumer video) is nothing at all like the Red. It's a digital cinema camera and if you know the world of film cameras, you may love it. If you know the world of video, well, there's a steep learning curve. A

[videoblogging] Re: 2010 the year of the flip?

2010-01-15 Thread elbowsofdeath
Broadly speaking Red make cameras that are the digital equivalent to film cameras used in cinematography. They want to set a new standard for affordable high-spec modular cameras. Bt thats affordable compared to equivalents in that high end of the marketplace, their stuff is considerably more

Re: [videoblogging] Re: 2010 the year of the flip?

2010-01-15 Thread Pete Prodoehl
Yup, if you're used to video as it's existed for past X number of years (especially consumer video) is nothing at all like the Red. It's a digital cinema camera and if you know the world of film cameras, you may love it. If you know the world of video, well, there's a steep learning curve. A

[videoblogging] Re: 2010 the year of the flip?

2010-01-11 Thread compumavengal
I stumbled into Retro Thing a few days ago, it took me two hours to find my way out. Seriously, I was deep in the archives. Retro camcorders and assemble edit systems? Oh my I was having a public access tv flashback! Way cool, Gena http://createvideonotebook.blogspot.com --- In