19/52 (PSD), originally uploaded by norbography.
Week 19 of the 52 Week project is done and dusted. I have a few blisters on the palm of the hand, but nothing too serious. Some Photoshop shenanigans are at play here, but probably not as much as you might think. The fire was that close to the palm of my hand.
In the market for a new camera? Got a lazy $28,000US laying around? Have I got a deal for you!
It is ugly, modular and expensive. It is also very highly spec’ed.
EPIC-X features
* New MYSTERIUM-X 5K sensor
* 5K (2:1) at 1-100fps
* 4K (2:1) at 1-125fps
* Quad HD at 1-120fps
* 3K (2:1) at 1-160fps
* 2K (2:1) at 1-250fps
* 1080P (scaled from full frame) at 1-60fps
* Increased Dynamic Range, reduced noise
* Time Lapse, Frame Ramping
* REDCODE 250
* ISO 200-8000
* New FLUT Color Science
* Completely Modular System, each Module individually upgradeable
* Independent Stills and Motion Modes (both record full resolution REDCODE RAW)
* 5 Axis Adjustable Sensor Plate
* Multiple Recording Media Options (Compact Flash, 1.8″ SSD, RED Drives, RED RAM)
* Wireless REDMOTE control
* Touchscreen LCD control option
* Bomb-EVF, RED-EVF and RED-LCD compatible
* Multiple User Control Buttons
* Interchangeable Lens mounts including focus and iris control of electronic RED, Canon and Nikon lenses (along with Zoom data)
* “Touch Focus Tracking” with electronic lens mounts and RED Touchscreen LCDs
* LDS and /i Data enabled PL Mount
* Rollover Battery Power
* Independent LUTs on Monitor Outputs
* Independent Frame Guides and Menu overlays on Monitor Outputs
* Monitor Ports support both LCD and EVF
* True Shutter Sync In/Out and Strobe Sync Out
* 720P, 1080P and 2K monitoring support
* Gigagbit Network interface and 802.11 Wireless interface
* 3 Axis internal motion sensor, built in GPS receiver
* Enhanced Metadata
* Full size connectors on Pro I/O Module. AES Digital Audio input, single and dual link HD-SDI
* Support for RED, most Arri 19mm, Studio 15mm, 15mm Lite, Panavision and NATO accessories
* Dimensions- Approx. 4″x4″x5.5″
* Weight (Brain only)- Approx. 6 lbs (2.72kg)
RED DSMC specs detailed, prices start at $28,000 for EPIC-X, lower-end Scarlet still vague.
Lexi, originally uploaded by norbography.
Whilst the 5D is away getting fixed, I am running some film through a few different cameras. This shot of Lexi was taken with a film SLR, the Canon EOS 1000F on Ilford Delta 100 Pro film.
I am thinking of having a go at developing with coffee or some other slightly out there developing chemicals.
17/52, originally uploaded by norbography.
Week 17 of the 52 week project.
Lamp, originally uploaded by norbography.
This was the very 1st photo I took with the 5D when I bought it on Feb 27th, 2007. Today, whilst taking photos of a new born for a friend, the mirror flew off it and up came the old Err 99.
2 years, 8 months and a day. Lets hope it doesn’t cost too much to have fixed. 🙁
Roadtrip. Day 13. Grong Grong. Bah bah., originally uploaded by norbography.
This is the final photo from the road trip I finished a couple of weeks back. Looking forward to next years venture.
Dim Mak, Steve Aoki at the Metro, originally uploaded by spinal_faun.
What a great shot.I hope they caught him.
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16/52, originally uploaded by norbography.
Week 16 is done.
I bought this book while I was on the road trip. It is 933 pages of ripping yarn. Shantaram, by Gregory David Roberts, is a great read. I recommend it to anyone who likes a good book.
This is turning into more of a “what is norbs doing” each week and less about artistic shots. 🙂
Here is a list of photographers that I admire, and the reasons why. It really is worth the time to have a look through their works.
Mick Orlosky http://www.flickr.com/photos/emayoh/
Mick has been doing some amazing work with film lately. All developed at home, which makes it even more impressive. He always seems to be posting high quality shots that should be seen by more people.
Alex Wise http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexwise/
Alex is the long exposure whisperer. His waterscapes are nothing less than stunning. How can a guy this young be so good at photography?
Andrew Gunsberg http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewgunsberg/
Australians will know him as Andrew G from Australian Idol on the tele and the Top 40 countdown on the radio. What most people don’t know is that he is a hell of a photographer as well.
Crusty Dolphin http://www.flickr.com/photos/crustydolphin/
Charlie, like Andrew above, and Kendra below, is doing the 365 Day project. She has slowly turned into a strobist to be reckoned with. The people doing the 365 Day project have nothing but admiration from me. Where do they get there ideas?
Chapendra http://www.flickr.com/photos/chaparral/
Like Andrew and Charlie, Kendra is doing the 365 Day project. But she has been doing it long enough to have done a shot every day for over 1000 days!!! Mick actually interviewed her on his Blog about it a while back.
schoolbookdepository http://www.flickr.com/photos/schoolbookdepository/
Although he doesn’t post much on Flickr of late, check out some of his earlier work. He has probably got gear worth more than my house, but boy can he use it.
Vitek http://www.flickr.com/photos/vitek/
V is like an angry Trent Parke. Not shy to voice an opinion in Flickr groups, he is usually listened to because he takes such stunning photos. His street photography is amongst the best I have seen.
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