Babies...

You people have been posting about having kids and I'm sick of it.... This is a filmmaking forum, not a baby making forum....

Kidding, Kidding, of course.

Just thought I would go ahead and share our second (and hope to god last) one coming in late October, or early November...

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Thanks,
Jason
 
Based on the way you phrased it, I don't know whether to offer congratulations or condolences. I'll opt for the former. :)

Congratulations! :thumbsup:
 
Congrats! I see you did the superfunkadelic 3D sono. I'm sure we'll get one at some point, too. Not as insanely expensive as I thought they'd be.
 
Congratulations.

Pretty sweet looking picture, too.

Do you dads out there try to influence your children to become filmmakers?
 
Congrats! I see you did the superfunkadelic 3D sono. I'm sure we'll get one at some point, too. Not as insanely expensive as I thought they'd be.

Looks like he was co-oped by GE on the sono. After all, he is the marketing man. :thumbsup:
 
Jason (nice name by the way):
Ours was 150 for the 4d session. It lasted about a half an hour. We got about 50 pictures like the one above on cd, and a dvd movie of the whole thing. That place had them from 100 to 200 in price.

More than worth it in my book when contrasting it to what we paid the hospital for... Almost 250 for 5 minutes, a picture of a black and white circle, and a guess on gender. So, for us it was a great deal, and we should have told the hospital to kiss of in the first place. :)

You should go around 25 weeks with the twins I think. You should be able to see a lot and both of them pretty well, and get gender determination as well fairly easily. We went at about 29 weeks, which is one of the best times, but with twins I don't know.

Ha, ha... ugafan... My wife is Indonesian though...

Jason
 
Jason (nice name by the way):
Ours was 150 for the 4d session. It lasted about a half an hour. We got about 50 pictures like the one above on cd, and a dvd movie of the whole thing. That place had them from 100 to 200 in price.

What a rip...it's not even 16:9 and I bet it's all interlaced too.
:)
 
How the heck would you interlace an ultra-sound scan?





Though if anyone could actually do it, Sony would be the ones.

- Mikko
 
Thanks, Aram.

Actually it is an interlaced dvd. The feed and some music was sent to a t.v. and that signal was sent to a table top dvd player and recorded, so I would assume that the dvd movie is interlaced :)

Jason
 
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