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Adam Martin
I'm not even gonna point out the irony.

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From: Dallas, TX
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 - posted 08-18-2003 02:48 AM      Profile for Adam Martin   Author's Homepage   Email Adam Martin       Edit/Delete Post 
Speaking of screws ... it's Ron Jeremy!

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John Hawkinson
Film God

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Sorry, Brad, I didn't want to give the tip away to those who had no picture.
[Yeah, yeah, that's it!]

--jhawk

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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 - posted 08-21-2003 04:47 PM      Profile for Joe Redifer   Author's Homepage   Email Joe Redifer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
The new picture updates submitted by Gordon are interesting.

But for the love of all that is right and good someone PLEASE buy Gordon a new digital camera! Ug!

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Adam Martin
I'm not even gonna point out the irony.

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It's one of those damn Motiograph digital cameras. [Big Grin]

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Gordon McLeod
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Most were taken with a old Kodak DC50 I now have the sme casio brad has

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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Excellent! That's a great camera and I look forward to theater pics taken with it. I am amazed that Kodak would ever make such a bad camera.

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John Pytlak
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Lots of improvements since the early days of digital cameras. [Smile]

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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 - posted 08-22-2003 10:41 PM      Profile for Joe Redifer   Author's Homepage   Email Joe Redifer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I was looking at the new Kodak Digital Cameras and they look really cool from what I could find on the Kodak website (www.kodak.com -- in typical Kodak fashion expands to incredibly large and looong URL upon arriving at the site since no URL is too long). But I could only find info on 3 sets of cameras. I selected the "performance and control" models and looked at the highest end model. It still uses JPEG to store pics (bleh, I want BMP, TIFF or PICT). If it does anything other than JPEG then it wasn't mentioned where I could see. Also, there should be some full size examples of pics from the camera on the site (unretouched, unshrunk). Not pictures of the typical lavish beach like most examples are, but of real world everyday scenes. Again, unretouched, no enhanced lighting, etc. And certainly not wimpy shrunk down 320x240 sized JPGs. How 'bout it? That's the ONLY true way to show off a camera's picture quality. That microdrive in Brad's sure is awesome though.

Sorry for straying from the topic.

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Brad has a "micro-drive"? Hmmm that doesn't surprise me...

>>> Phil

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John Pytlak
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Joe, since you are a professional, you should be looking at the Kodak Professional Digital Cameras:

Kodak Professional Cameras

Kodak Pro 14N 14 Megapixel Camera Images

Kodak Pro Back

Kodak Pro Back Images

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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I was looking at the new Kodak Digital Cameras and they look really cool from what I could find on the Kodak website (www.kodak.com -- in typical Kodak fashion expands to incredibly large and looong URL upon arriving at the site since no URL is too long). But I could only find info on 3 sets of cameras. I selected the "performance and control" models and looked at the highest end model. It still uses JPEG to store pics (bleh, I want BMP, TIFF or PICT). If it does anything other than JPEG then it wasn't mentioned where I could see. Also, there should be some full size examples of pics from the camera on the site (unretouched, unshrunk). Not pictures of the typical lavish beach like most examples are, but of real world everyday scenes. Again, unretouched, no enhanced lighting, etc. And certainly not wimpy shrunk down 320x240 sized JPGs. How 'bout it? That's the ONLY true way to show off a camera's picture quality. That microdrive in Brad's sure is awesome though.

Sorry for straying from the topic.

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Charles Everett
Phenomenal Film Handler

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 - posted 08-25-2003 05:19 PM      Profile for Charles Everett   Email Charles Everett   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Gotta love that booth in the Capitol Theatre. It has a boom box plugged into a Smart-Mod 2B. Maybe it's to pump out hip-hop for non-sync.

Smart-Mod 2C may not be meant for rap music, but Smart-Mod 2B might.

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Adam Martin
I'm not even gonna point out the irony.

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 - posted 08-25-2003 06:58 PM      Profile for Adam Martin   Author's Homepage   Email Adam Martin       Edit/Delete Post 
The caption for the last photo (Capitol Theatre) should be "Edlo (Raven) PAC2 automation and Dimmer". It didn't get in before I had to post the page.

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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From: Midland Ontario Canada (where Panavision & IMAX lenses come from)
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Done!

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Gordon McLeod
Film God

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The line output of the blaster is used as the nonsynce feed to the mod2b so there is nothing wrong with that

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