Red On Film

[Clayton Harper]

These are my NAB 2007 Red Booth photos. Shot on Ilford HP5 400, rated at 320 and flashed with x-rays by airport security before and after the film was exposed. Camera is a 1986 Leica M6 Classic with a Leitz 35mm m-mount lens. F2 or F2.8 for pretty much everything.

This one needs no introduction. I love you, Red One Camera.

[Clayton Harper]

Jim explains how the rock broke open and god presented him with the Mysterium Sensor:

[Clayton Harper]

Everybody's favorite:

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2007's biggest pimp, living the dream:

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Matt, the industrial designer. No further explanation needed:

[Clayton Harper]

Mr. 6 & 7, Mark Hollywood.

[Clayton Harper]

Futureman at the console of his spaceship. Ladies and Gentlemen, MIKE CURTIS. If you do not know who this man is, go to http://www.hdforindies.com and see what the fuss is about.

[Clayton Harper]

Best of NAB 2007. The old guy is Carl, the father of this pack of geniuses.

[Jaime Vallés]

These pictures are fantastic! Thanks for posting these.

And, yes, I think everyone will agree on the favorite photo.:love:

[Ace]

Wonderful! Beautiful Black and white photography never ceases to move me.

[Steve Gibby]

My first still photos, in 1969 with the new Nikon F I bought in Hong Kong, were black and white. I loved B & W then, and I still love it for it's "look & feel". BTW - I still have that Nikon F, and occasionally still shoot with it.

Thanks for posting those!

[Ken Willinger]

In high school back in the 70's I was on the yearbook staff as a photographer. We shot only B&W and I spent a ton of time in the darkroom. I swore I would set up a darkroom in my house one day...more than 30 years later I still haven't done it! Everytime I see someone doing B&W I get that urge again.

[MikeCurtis]

Thanks, Lord, for the shout out - much appreciated!

-mike

[Sanjin Jukic]

Great shots. I'm proud to have some Leica lenses that waitng for RED.

[Jeff Kilgroe]

Great shots. Definitely the most artistic to come out of NAB. :)


Jim explains how the rock broke open and god presented him with the Mysterium Sensor:

Haha! Good one.

[Phil Becque]

Clay Rocks - oohh yeah !!!

[CVB]

Yeah Clay, Those look awesome. It was great talking to you at the booth as well as all the other RedUsers that came by.

[Clayton Harper]

I just hope we all get a chance to hang before next year's show when it requires a sleep over in line to get into the red booth.

[Jason Francois]

Excellent!! Great pics.

[Petr Dvorak]

finally some nice pics from NAB, thx

[Tonaci Tran]

good stuff. classic looking. next time I run into the red team, I want a pic with the group so I can frame and hang it in my studio.

[martinnoweck]

Can we add "x-ray airport security filter" to redcine?

Nice Pictures!

[Stephen Gentle]

Great photos The first one has a really interesting look. Anyway, I'm off to the airport...

[astro]

Wonderful! Beautiful Black and white photography never ceases to move me.

Does anybody find the popularity of these photo's ironic?

[IAN SUN]

ummm no.

why?

:sarcasm:

[Poi Boy]

cool.
-A

[casey warren]

Beautiful, do you have more? those look truly unique. I love the lighting in the first one! nice.

[astro]

ummm no.

why?

:sarcasm:

Sorry , I should say that its worth pondering what qualities these photo's have that people like about them given they are shot on film.

[Clayton Harper]

Beautiful, do you have more? those look truly unique. I love the lighting in the first one! nice.

I shot that first one through the gap in the fabric of the tent when I first got in line on Tuesday. The line went all the way around the tent. :biggrin: