Brutal picture quality

Here is the Scene File Louis:

SCENE NAME :NASA BRT
00005000: 8 ; DETAIL LEVEL: 180000
00005001: 8 ; V DETAIL LEVEL: 1700
00005002: 8 ; DETAIL CORING : -200
00005003: 13 ; CHROMA LEVEL: 50
00005004: 8 ; CHROMA PHASER: Loaded
00005005: 1 ; TEMP: -150 F
00005006: 6 ; MASTER PED: -10
00005007: 8 ; A.IRIS LEVEL: 0
00005008: 1 ; NEWS GAMMA: OFF
00005009: 6 ; GAMMA : NASA LIKE
0000500A: 0 ; KNEE: ROCKET
0000500B: 3 ; MATRIX: SPACE-LIKE
0000500C: 1 ; SUIT TONE DTL : ON
0000500D: 2 ; V DETAIL FREQ : FATT
0000500E: 1 ; OPERATION TYPE: HELMET CAM
0000500F: 15 ; FRAME RATE: 2500 FRAME

Frank :beer:

P.S. Of course you need a Brutis Adapter.
 
Nasa is usually at the forefront of lens technology. When Kubrick was looking for a lens to shoot by candlelight with on Barry Lyndon, he found Nasa had a few 0.7 f-stop Zeiss lenses specially made and managed to get his hands on them.
 
Nasa is usually at the forefront of lens technology. When Kubrick was looking for a lens to shoot by candlelight with on Barry Lyndon, he found Nasa had a few 0.7 f-stop Zeiss lenses specially made and managed to get his hands on them.

Conspiracy mode on:

...and for that favour he has to shoot the fake moon landing.

Conspiracy mode off.

Frank
 
...and for that favour he has to shoot the fake moon landing.

Theyd never get it on network tv if that were true.

He'd have Armstrong hack Aldron to death, then stare at the camera while the earth rose perfectly symmetrical in the back ground for 4 hours.
 
Slightly concerned that this guy dosnt appear to be attached to the space craft, other than holding onto something...

NASApix07.jpg
 
Word on the street is that RED based the Scarlet on that NASA camera design...











... or maybe not :grin:


OFF TOPIC: I just noticed that the second pic was shot... over New Zealand!
Lovely place (although I may be a little biased...)
 
I think I detected talk of conspiracies? Anyway...those pictures are bloody fantastic (I can say that even though I'm American, right?) Also, it amazes me to see people just floating out there in the middle of no where (I mean, in the middle of nowhere) and I can't imagine what that would feel like. Great find!

:beer: Cheers,
 
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