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Jannard said:I hope we can post some newer images in a week.
Jim
ThomSteinhoff said:Hopefully you can also post some more full motion samples--might I suggest shots of the girls in christmas hats wrapping prototypes as Christmas gifts?![]()
jeffry alan said:strictly for the field though:
I think you would have to maybe have a mic mount, and is the end of the rail where the battery and the hard drive go, or do you need something more?
Also, if your right hand has to hold the forward grip handle, how do you initiate recording? It looks like the right hand is not in a position to do anything but hold the handle since it is in a vertical position. (where is the record button located?)
Anything else?
J*
The only way you can hold the lens when it is on your shoulder is with four fingers on top, thumb on bottom. That means you have to remove your hand to press record.zakforrest said:you'd probably be holding the camera up with your sholder and your right hand, and you would use your left finger to push the record button. then probably move your left finger back to the focus on the lens, or the follow focus... seems pretty sweet to me. but yeah a button on the handle would be cool too..
Hopefully you can also post some more full motion samples--might I suggest shots of the girls in christmas hats wrapping prototypes as Christmas gifts?__________________
Thom Steinhoff
Director of the first RED feature in Sundance 2007
Red One #516, Red Zoom #171
Stuart English said:if you are using a B4 mount lens, those lenses have one on them
Hey Jim, Any word on the new photos?Jannard said:I hope we can post some newer images in a week.
Jim