Delphine Menoret

According to what was assumed in a conference in Paris in november (Beauviala was to be there but was impeached), it should be a 4K sensor... at least 2K anyway.

Penelope on Aaton's website

Hi, The two best national cinema schools in France are La Fémis and ENS Louis Lumière. I know that if you want to spend one year in Louis Lumière, you must already be in a film school that have an agreement with it, and there must be something similar about La Femis. Otherwise, you should take their entry exams, which are for their whole scholarship (3 years in Louis Lumière, 4 years in LaFémis...), and pretty difficult (there is a special exam for foreign students in La Fémis). I you wish i can give you some more information about these two schools, or others (private, or depending on french universities...) as far as I can (I know different people who did different schools...) Good luck! Delphine

[quote name='Hal Smith' date='Nov 4 2007, 10:24 PM' post='201965You might not make gorilla status but you'll be a lot stronger than many men. Think of the fun you'll have the first time you say "let me handle that" - get that "male" look - and proceed to throw 150# up on the truck. May all the boys say that!

Hi, has someone ever met a green reflection (the same green like the one i see in the reflections of a treated lens) of a high-light part of the picture onto the picture, using the redrock m2 system or another? Where in the system do you think it happens? Are there any solutions to get red of it? In the case i saw it happen, the system might have not been perfectly centered (but almost!), and i had not managed to clean thin tracks on the front and back glasses of the redrock. (would especially these glasses don't like basic glass-cleaner and alcohol?) Thank you all worldwide picture technicians for your help! And sorry for my poor english, i hope you can at least understand it! Delphine