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The Revolution Evolves

Posted on 15 July 2010

The Revolution Evolves... again. From my first post on the Red and SI-2K to our own purchase of the Canon 7D of the DSLR craze, Sony beats Panasonic and Canon to market releasing the first large sensor Prosumer Camcorder. Continue Reading

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Grading Uncontrolled Lighting

Posted on 09 June 2010

An exploration of Not Afraid!'s color correction process using a shot from our latest PSA. Continue Reading

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Digital film, Film-making

Changes in Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes

Posted on 30 March 2010

Experimentation with our new 7D to find the picture profile with the greatest latitude. Continue Reading

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Blog, Digital film, Indie Resources

Putting my money where my mouth is

Posted on 24 March 2010

Meet the new addition to the Not Afraid! family, the Canon 7D DSLR. I first mentioned these hybrid HD video/still camera’s in my post Don’t Wait, where I espoused the virtue of shooting with what you’ve got and can afford, and not waiting for the next amazing camera or firmware that may or may not [...] Continue Reading

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Blog, Digital film, Film-making, Philosophy

Don’t Wait

Posted on 17 December 2009

It’s been quite a while since I’ve written about what I’ve been calling the “Film Revolution;” the advent of cheap digital film-making tools that are democratizing the art by allowing stunning film work at an affordable price point. Continue Reading

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Digital film, Indie Resources, News

New Kid on the Digital Cinema Block

Posted on 15 September 2008

Move over RED ONE and Silicon Imaging there’s a new kid in town. Ikonoskop a Swedish company known for small form factor 16mm cameras introduces an HD Raw digital film camera the A-cam dII This small file based camera sports a Super 16MM sized CCD sensor with global shutter. That means no jello-cam on fast [...] Continue Reading

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Digital film, Indie Resources

Red In the Wild

Posted on 04 September 2007

Red has begun shipping. The first 25 production units, are now out in the wild., and stirring up a frenzy. If you’re looking for footage or image captures you can as always check out Reduser.net for the latest images, info, gripes, and praise. Also check out FX Guides unboxing, and subsequent notes and image captures [...] Continue Reading

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Digital film, Indie Resources

The Revolution Continues…

Posted on 02 August 2007

Speaking of RED, and more importantly the idea of getting high quality, high resolution image acquisition gear at a modest budget, enter Stu Maschwitz, film-maker, technologist, and author of the DV Rebel’s Guide who has taken this concept to the next level. That rig on his shoulder (photo courtesy of Stu’s blog Prolost), is capable [...] Continue Reading

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Digital film

PJ and the Mysterium Chip Affair

Posted on 02 August 2007

Red 23 has posted a PDF article about Peter Jackson using the RED camera’s to shoot the NAB short, Crossing the Line. Check it out the article here. Watch the footage here. Continue Reading

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Indie Resources

Moby Gets It

Posted on 30 July 2007

Artist and composer, Moby, best known for his house music, but no stranger to film and tv production (see his credits here) is getting in on the Indi-film action by offering free music for use indie productions. this portion of moby.com, ‘film music’, is for independent and non-profit filmmakers, film students, and anyone in need [...] Continue Reading

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