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    on the red 617 it says shooting at 28k is 1-30fps. Will we be able to shoot long exposures? 2..4...10 seconds..

    a lot of my images involving water need to be long exposures to get the desired effect, like the image below.


    I can't wait to get my hands on the 617. I shoot with a 4x10 view camera and drum scan my slides at 1.2gb, no digital camera currently comes close...until now..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chad Lancaster View Post
    on the red 617 it says shooting at 28k is 1-30fps. Will we be able to shoot long exposures? 2..4...10 seconds..

    a lot of my images involving water need to be long exposures to get the desired effect, like the image below.

    I can't wait to get my hands on the 617. I shoot with a 4x10 view camera and drum scan my slides at 1.2gb, no digital camera currently comes close...until now..

    thanks

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    You certainly can shoot long exposure stills (like the beautiful one you posted). Just not motion. If you shoot 10 second exposures, it is hard to fit them into 24 frames a second. :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jannard View Post
    You certainly can shoot long exposure stills (like the beautiful one you posted). Just not motion. If you shoot 10 second exposures, it is hard to fit them into 24 frames a second. :-)

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    Would still make a cool looking timelapse with that long of an exposure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chad Lancaster View Post
    a lot of my images involving water need to be long exposures to get the desired effect, like the image below.

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    Would this happen to be taken at Havasupai Falls in the Grand Canyon?
    Just wondering cause I hiked there one time and it looks familiar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chad Lancaster View Post
    on the red 617 it says shooting at 28k is 1-30fps. Will we be able to shoot long exposures? 2..4...10 seconds..

    a lot of my images involving water need to be long exposures to get the desired effect, like the image below.


    I can't wait to get my hands on the 617. I shoot with a 4x10 view camera and drum scan my slides at 1.2gb, no digital camera currently comes close...until now..

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    Beautiful shot mate. Can't wait to see what the 617 is capable of...
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    That is one awesome photo. I can't wait to see what you can do with 617.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jannard View Post
    If you shoot 10 second exposures, it is hard to fit them into 24 frames a second. :-)

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    "The Rhythm of Life" is an ABC/Nat Geo documentary plenty of long exposure shots.........I am sure we will find good use for them. :shifty:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jannard View Post
    You certainly can shoot long exposure stills (like the beautiful one you posted). Just not motion. If you shoot 10 second exposures, it is hard to fit them into 24 frames a second. :-)

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    Makes sense.

    So, you admit that RED still can't manipulate the time-space continuum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by karapetkov View Post
    Makes sense.

    So, you admit that RED still can't manipulate the time-space continuum.

    I'm disappointed. :usd:
    We can, but we are keeping that one for ourselves...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bendyana View Post
    Would this happen to be taken at Havasupai Falls in the Grand Canyon?
    Just wondering cause I hiked there one time and it looks familiar.

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    It's at mooney falls just below havasu falls
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