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Peter Jackson sent greetings to “Red Day” in Las Vegas last week. Click on the photo above to watch. As I summarized in my blog post last week: Yesterday was Red day, which was a lot of fun. A 5+ minute greeting from Peter Jackson projected in 4K, where he said he was a big [...]

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I’ve been in Las Vegas for over a week for REDucation (Red training) and to visit the NAB show. REDucation was excellent–even though I’ve been shooting on the camera for 2 years and know a lot, I still learned a lot. Once I’m back to Hong Kong, I’ll do some posts on what I learned [...]

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Unexpectedly (to me and a lot of others it seems) a whole new upgraded FinalCut Studio’s been released. Top 4 things I’m excited about in it: Color supports native 4K Red R3D files. Color support Tangent Wave. FinalCut supports better editing Red (not sure if it handles R3Ds, but there’s a new flavour of ProRes [...]

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Jim Jannard announced today a very cool new product from Red which will greatly simplify and make less expensive professional cinema-quality post-production workflow–which will apparently be out in 2 months: RED Rocket. R3D Decode, debayer and playback high quality REALTIME 4k at 30fps (or 5K at 25fps). Will accelerate FCP, Premiere, After Effects, RED Alert!, [...]

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[UPDATE, 20 April, 8am: added some thoughts on post-production as P.S. at the end of this post] OK, so this is admittedly subjective but here are three about-to-be-released things that will create a lot of buzz at NAB–which I’m likely to buy for my budding boutique indie feature film studio here in Hong Kong: Red [...]

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Jim Jannard just posted this photo of the new Epic/Scarlet on reduser.net. Top 5 reasons I’m psyched and want to trade in my Red for one an Epic (Epic X, S35): Smaller and lighter, and more ergonomic for handheld Super speedy bootup time (2 seconds; this will make an amazing difference, e.g., on a production [...]

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Here’s a update from Red on development of new cameras and the RedRay drive (capable of playing 4K): What a wild ride it is with the economy. Partners are falling down (going bankrupt), the economy is in the tank, many people are not taking delivery of the cameras they put down deposits on… generally very [...]

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Jim Jannard announced yesterday that Red won’t attend NAB in 2009: RED has decided to skip NAB 2009. We will hold our own RED DAY when we feel we are ready to present the new systems and when they are fully ready to showcase. Date and location will be announced in future. A minor delay [...]

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YouTube goes High Def

It’s now possible to post stunning high movies on YouTube. Check out this Red footage of Costa Del Sol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ie-5CrgCYFY High def is a bit of a misnomer. The maximum size of high def videos on YouTube appears to me to be 855 x 480 pixels. Which is really just “slightly wider than standard def [...]

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According to a post less than 2 hours ago by Brent of Red on reduser.net: Available on www.red.com/support . SUMMARY: Provides native RECODE media (R3D) support for Final Cut Pro and Color. Includes: RED QuickTime Codec (v3.7.0), Log and Transfer (v1.0.0), REDCODE plugin for Color (v2.7.0), and Final Cut Studio RED workflow whitepaper. Note: Supports [...]

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