Mitchell Yount

Thanks for the post. This is an intresting POV.

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In terms of ease of use panavison or arri?

Imax is 65mm right?

Thank you for the post. I agree.

Yes I also read that article. Even I noticed something wasn't right. The only thing I worry about film is you dont get to see exactally how an image will look before you burn it onto film, this is why i lean toward digital, I feel more safe bacause I can see EXACTALLY what I get befoere I hit "record".

Thanks for the posts.

[ "No more $900 an hour for devloping, no digital transfers, no fear of bad film and errors in devlopment," lol, you pullin my leg right? Developing is charged Hourly? I've avoided bad film by buying through legitimate channels and handling the light sensitive material accordingly, and luckily never had any errors during development (god forbid) Per hour of film shot

Im not editing it. My editior, who is a professional, from what I understand, says that the RED footage is hard to work with. Mitch

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Will post finished video before Halloween. Mitch

Thanks for the post will post finla video when finished. Mitch

And this means? what?