ISO 500 no gain...

[Juan Caballero]

beautiful!
congratulation Jim and all the team for all those results!

People want more and more because it's so crazy the job you did in these short time (starting from zero) than now they think everything it's possible, and it is, but you need time to achieve them...

I never expect this quality so far. I just hope the price and RED policy to be the same with the success growing and growing!

Thanks for all

JC

[Joe Aurili]

Nice and smoooooth

[Keith Nealy]

Jim,

Are you sending us secret subliminal messages or predictions of things to come?

"Long Lasting Fun"

Thanks for pushing thru the weekend. You guys get all the fun.

Now maybe the natives will settle down a little (well..maybe not)

Thanks for the great tests.

Aloha,

Keith

[Tom Lowe]

Okay, whose George W is that.... :)

[Poi Boy]

Stick a pin in him.
-A

[Elijah Kelley]

I no longer have to worry about renting glass... Red (camera and lenses) has given me so much to look forward to. Is the zoom as sharp? Jarred, is there extensive breathing in the zoom? Have yet to reserv the 300mm but have the zoom on reserv.

[Steve Gibby]

our 300mm lens resolved the entire focus chart without a sweat. It really is an incredible piece of glass.

I reserved the 300mm, and I'll use it for some of my action sports and nature shooting. Thanks for that testing and report. I'll look forward to using the 300.

You guys are having some fun these last few days! You've worked hard on this stuff, so smile and enjoy it...

[Alexander Nikishin]

Beautifully clean!

So odd.... I was just thinking about an ABBA ZABBA bar before logging on.....

Jim, any word on whether you'll be able to post that Charter's night footage soon?

[Jeff Kilgroe]

Ah... I disappear for 36 hours and all RED breaks loose. Hehe. All these ISO tests look great, keep the stuff coming!

[Greg Voevodsky]

$%^$% awesome!!! having shot 500 ASA film with grain... I can see why you can push the heck out of it until noise/grain starts and yet still looks normal.

When RED movies start to show in 4k, that will be the end of film, as grain will soon be seen as bad quality like records were to CDs.