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Here’s the email I just sent out to Hong Kong Red User Group mailing list. All are welcome to attend. Please join us. Dear HK Red User Group folk, We’ve decided to hold our next meeting on Tuesday, 29 June, 7-10 pm, same place as last time. We wanted to focus this meeting on the [...]

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Sweet.

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I’m the coordinator for the Hong Kong Red Users Group (HKRUG), which we kicked off with our first meeting in March, with about 20 attendees. Our next meeting is on Tuesday, 27 April, 7-10pm. We’ll have two speakers: Warwick Teale, reporting back on “cool things at NAB 2010″ Dan Carew, reporting back and giving a [...]

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Canon (and Vincent LaForet) have done it again. LaForet shot another brilliant little short movie at night on Canon’s (unexpectedly) about-to-be-released EOS 1D Mark IV in the worst lighting conditions he could find in LA–using NO lights (other than streetlights) at ASA 6400. The results are amazing. It looks like a Hollywood movie that a [...]

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Sometimes you see a movie so good, you need to tell everyone you meet: go see it. Such is Three Monkeys by Turkish auteur Nuri Bilge Ceylan, which I watched last night on DVD. A brilliant, beautiful, slow-burning, disturbing film. Ceylan comes from a still photography background and the cinematography is painterly, evocative and stunning. [...]

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Good interview in Filmmaker Magazine online with Stephen Soderbergh, on shooting his new movie “Girlfriend Experience” on Red.

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Excellent post a couple weeks ago from Ted Schilowitz on “how to expose with Red”. Succinct and excellent. Neatly fleshes out some gut impulses I had, based on empirical evidence (aka actually shooting a lot with Red): I’m explaining to people on a pretty regular basis that the RED is kind of like 2 cameras [...]

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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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PCam is now available from the Apple iTunes Store (including outside the U.S.). It’s not cheap (US$39.99). But it’s excellent. And now it’s been updated with all Red data. It’s from David Eubanks, a First Camera Assistant in LA. I was alerted to this update from my friend and cinematographer, Roman Baska. I’m downloading now…

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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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