Still Workflow Video

[Jarred Land]

Nice.

Watched it today.


Is that Dan Baum doing those?

Dan Duran :)

Glad you guys like it. I actually like the pace.. you can always press pause if you can't keep up and rewind etc. I just really hate slow moving videos.. i would rather be a bit too fast than too slow.

Working on more...

[Barry Bishop]

Dan Duran :)

Glad you guys like it. I actually like the pace.. you can always press pause if you can't keep up and rewind etc. I just really hate slow moving videos.. i would rather be a bit too fast than too slow.

Working on more...

Pacing is fine, I just would like more depth and maybe best practices. Thanks Jarred.

[Sergio Perez]

Very good stuff. Absolutely Essential viewing, thanks for sharing! Looking forward to the upcoming ones!

[Per von Koch]

Dan Duran :)

Glad you guys like it. I actually like the pace.. you can always press pause if you can't keep up and rewind etc. I just really hate slow moving videos.. i would rather be a bit too fast than too slow.

Working on more...

I would like one using alchemy. Or at least where it's included :)
Great video btw!

[Tony Lorentzen]

Working on more...

Excellent. Videos like this really help those of us trying to convince people the simplicity of shooting RED ;-) Keep it up!

[KETCH ROSSi]

Nice one, but mine with the girls will be better... he he.

Okay, kidding a bit, I wish this type of videos had showed up a long time ago... ;)

There is a real need out there, I get literally inundated by mails asking how I do the Motion to Still
workflow, form acquisition, lighting to post and print.

I hope that the video we have in the works, will be worthy of this great section.

[Josh Beadle]

. . . I actually like the pace . . .

. . . you're just a wee bit closer to the subject matter and smarter than most . . . better looking too!!

[Isaac Babcock]

Thanks for this - I can't tell you how useful this is for me. I'd love to see more such video tutorials on working with Redcine. I found the pace fine - it was amusing because Dan obviously knew his way through things inside out, and I hit pause every second or two - but I can't thank you enough for this.

It's my own fault, but my greatest shortcoming in the red world has been my inability to keep up with and figure out Redcine - tutorials like this make it clear simple and easy. I look forward to seeing more -

PS- is there a way to save this on my computer so I don't have to be online to view it? Apologies if that is a no-brainer, I'm just strutting my usual stuff with antiquated computer knowledge..

[Sanjin Jukic]

Nice!!!

[Costelloe Michael]

Cool, keep these coming guys.