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january 30, 2012 11:52am
Scarlet-X Test #2 , Low Light
Here is the second test clip from our Scarlet-X! Shot on a Friday evening the cam was being operated by the "actor" so shots are almost all static.
But I was really impressed with the low light handling of the camera. It is also a great user experience, right now using only the Red Touch to control and it is very intuitive.
Cheers! - Joe Minuni
january 23, 2012 04:50pm
RED Scarlet-X Test Footage
Here is our first clip from the new Scarlet-X that just arrived last week. Scarlet-X #582
Don't worry the whiskey was taken care of during encoding
Cheers! - Joe Minuni
november 05, 2011 05:32pm
RED Scarlet-X Officially Announced
The day finally arrived. The camera that has been seen in different configurations, at different shows with rumors of always changing specs, has been officially announced by RED. What used to be the Red Scarlet 2/3" Fixed lens 3K Camera became Scarlet-X, a Super35 sensor 5K/4K Cinema Camera.
I'm glad to see the camera has evolved to what was announced on the 3rd. It is the first time smaller botique studios will be able to afford cinema quality 4K resolution cameras.
We already put a deposit on ours..
Cheers! - Joe Minuni
september 21, 2011 10:13am
The Science of Fluid Simulation - at fxguide
Start the day off with some "light" reading! fxguide has a good writeup about the math behind fluid simulations, a short history, and goes into some theory.
Much of it seems to be focused on Naiad simulations (which I have not yet had the pleasure of experimenting with). Also rounds out with an interview with Exotic Matter CEO Marcus Nordenstam.
Definitely gets you excited about the future of simulating natural phenomenon!
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november 03, 2010 12:27pm
First Screens of Spielburg's & Jackson's Tintin
Empire has an exclusive of the first screens from The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn.
These old tintin comics are near and dear to my heart because I read all of them as a child. Now that they are making a film, I can say I'm definately stoked to see a high level of production on these great classics. Even the look of Captain Haddock looks just like I'd picture him in a 3D world.
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Cheers! - Joe Minuni
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