iPhone based wireless FF - so cool!

[Postmaster]

O.K. this was the last straw.
I officially give up my resistance against the iPhone.

Does anyone need a kidney?

Frank

 

[Kegan]

Ugh, this might make me switch my Blackberry...where'd you see this Frank? Is this a NAB release?

Kegan

 

[david335]

The only issue is that this is straight from photoshop and is in no way real.

 

[Postmaster]

Got it from Vincent`s blog: http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2010/04/12/nab-2010-possible-turning-point-for-hddslr/

Frank

 

[Erik Olson]

That's awesome. I can imagine my wife texting me - for the nineteenth time - right in the middle of an intimate critical focus set-up. "Uh, yeah... sorry to bust your shot...again, but I need to tell my wife I already picked up some cat litter."

 

[MadHMC150]

One day...

 

[cordvision]

Check freshdv.com to see a working (fully?) prototype...

 

[Postmaster]

They say the basic system will be around 1000 bucks.

http://www.freshdv.com/2010/04/nab10-redrock_microremot.html

 

[bimdas]

so i'm guessing this isn't their $500 wireless follow focus. Any mention on that at nab?

 

[Kegan]

It is, or rather - was. They missed their $500 mark and the base system is now at $1000. For the potential it has, compared to other wireless FFs - this seems fairly affordable.

Kegan

 

[Erik Olson]

Everything about that is really cool. That lens calibration and subsequent focus interface on the iTouch / iPhone is brilliant. I like their version of the Panatape. Can't wait!

 

[bimdas]

yeah i just watched the video. mighty impressive even if they hit their low 1000 target. makes other wireless ff systems out there look prehistoric.