Fred Lumiere
RED team
Today, and today only... I'm switching color.
Allez les Bleus!
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Allez les Bleus!
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Allez les Bleus!
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Jay A. Kelley
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Excuse?
Excuse?
Ok Fred, perhaps its me.. But I don't get it!
Jay
Excuse?
Fred Lumiere said:
Ok Fred, perhaps its me.. But I don't get it!
Jay
Fred Lumiere
RED team
Fred Lumiere
RED team
Imagine shooting the game in one wide shot with RED and projecting it on a massive screen.
You could have special showings in specialized theaters and watch the game as if you were there.
Anyway, I have my jersey on... hopping on the train in a few and going to Philly to meet my commpatriots.
Et UN et DEUX et TROIS ZERO!
You could have special showings in specialized theaters and watch the game as if you were there.
Anyway, I have my jersey on... hopping on the train in a few and going to Philly to meet my commpatriots.
Et UN et DEUX et TROIS ZERO!
Fred Lumiere
RED team
Yes, I realized this... I think my computer's auto spell check was on. 
Shooting at 60fps should have been very useful for slow motion replay for yesterday's match featuring Portugal and chrsitiano ronaldo that has spent more time falling then playing.
I remember one replay slow motion of christiano ronaldo falling (i don not know the word in english " cheating" ?) again and again, waiting for the referre to say : "FAULT" !!!!
Anyway, 720p 50 was good enough to see that player cheating all the game !!!
french are chauvinistic ? no way !!!!!!!!
I remember one replay slow motion of christiano ronaldo falling (i don not know the word in english " cheating" ?) again and again, waiting for the referre to say : "FAULT" !!!!
Anyway, 720p 50 was good enough to see that player cheating all the game !!!
french are chauvinistic ? no way !!!!!!!!
Gibby
Red Savant
Frederich, vous êtes un homme heureux pour aller à l'allumette de football de Coupe Du Monde ! S'amuser, et la bonne chance en France !
(I speak only a small amount of French, but I do know where to find online translation services!)
RED at 2K Windowed, with S35 lens format, at 120 fps would have been sweet for the World Cup coverage...
Gibby
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(I speak only a small amount of French, but I do know where to find online translation services!)
RED at 2K Windowed, with S35 lens format, at 120 fps would have been sweet for the World Cup coverage...
Gibby
RED #8
www.cut4.tv
www.4umat.com
acrochordon
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Secam
Secam
When are the French going to give up the SECAM format? Will they have SECAM HD? (Iraq has SECAM too, I think that is where they went wrong.)
"the introduction of different HD formats from each manufacturer has created another layer of complexity to the editing workflow, as has the many HD delivery options available (HD DVD, HD broadcast, film, Web, etc.). Each format and delivery option requires a customized workflow that is critical to maintaining the quality of the project from start to finish."
http://www.lumieremedia.com//other-news/presentations-available.html
Lets hope the smart people on the RED team will make a 4k format that everyone will adopt. Maybe us Americans should have adopted the French 755i. Oh well, too late now.
"French 755i
When Europe resumed TV transmissions after WWII, i.e. in the late-1940s and early-1950s, different countries used different resolutions. The UK used 405 lines, most other countries 625 lines (both numbers include the vertical gap, the actual resolutions were lower), but France decided in 1948 to go for 819 lines. The French TV system thus became the world's first HDTV system, and, by today's standards, the French system could be called 755i (not all lines could be used for the actual image — some lines were lost during the vertical retrace). The French 819-line (or 755i) HDTV system was introduced in the 1950s. When, in the late-1960s, a second TV channel and color TV were introduced in Europe, the UK dropped its 405-line TV system (completely in 1985) and France dropped its 819-line system (again, with final transmissions from Paris in 1985), making all European countries agree to use 625 lines (576i) for their TV transmissions.
The French "755i" 819-line HDTV system was used in only France, Belgium and Monaco, and in France only for the first French TV channel. It was discontinued in 1986. It was used only for black-and-white TV; color TV in 819-line SECAM never went beyond the experimental stage. It was transmitted only on VHF channels, and a French 819-line TV channel occupied 14 MHz of bandwidth. The system was therefore not PAL, SECAM or CCIR 601-derived."
http://cs-exhibitions.uni-klu.ac.at/index.php?id=531
Secam
When are the French going to give up the SECAM format? Will they have SECAM HD? (Iraq has SECAM too, I think that is where they went wrong.)
"the introduction of different HD formats from each manufacturer has created another layer of complexity to the editing workflow, as has the many HD delivery options available (HD DVD, HD broadcast, film, Web, etc.). Each format and delivery option requires a customized workflow that is critical to maintaining the quality of the project from start to finish."
http://www.lumieremedia.com//other-news/presentations-available.html
Lets hope the smart people on the RED team will make a 4k format that everyone will adopt. Maybe us Americans should have adopted the French 755i. Oh well, too late now.
"French 755i
When Europe resumed TV transmissions after WWII, i.e. in the late-1940s and early-1950s, different countries used different resolutions. The UK used 405 lines, most other countries 625 lines (both numbers include the vertical gap, the actual resolutions were lower), but France decided in 1948 to go for 819 lines. The French TV system thus became the world's first HDTV system, and, by today's standards, the French system could be called 755i (not all lines could be used for the actual image — some lines were lost during the vertical retrace). The French 819-line (or 755i) HDTV system was introduced in the 1950s. When, in the late-1960s, a second TV channel and color TV were introduced in Europe, the UK dropped its 405-line TV system (completely in 1985) and France dropped its 819-line system (again, with final transmissions from Paris in 1985), making all European countries agree to use 625 lines (576i) for their TV transmissions.
The French "755i" 819-line HDTV system was used in only France, Belgium and Monaco, and in France only for the first French TV channel. It was discontinued in 1986. It was used only for black-and-white TV; color TV in 819-line SECAM never went beyond the experimental stage. It was transmitted only on VHF channels, and a French 819-line TV channel occupied 14 MHz of bandwidth. The system was therefore not PAL, SECAM or CCIR 601-derived."
http://cs-exhibitions.uni-klu.ac.at/index.php?id=531
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i'm not sure if these teams are or were the best but today la squadra azzurra was it.. bien sur, fred :laugh:taubkin said:
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btw, to see that blue shirt on zizoo it seems like to see.. the french team where only three players (among the eleven) were or are from non-african origin.. i thought france is an european country, so an european team, but after this match i'm not sure anymore..
mais.. pas des confusions.. j'aime les filles françaises, from non-european origin aussi!.. including those with that french look even abroad.. surtout in america..
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oh well.. at least we had some action there for awhile. lol.