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Bchsiao
September 1, 2006 at 3:10 amHi Tony,
Was that you at Abel cine today? I saw you just as you were leaving.
Bruce Hsiao
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Tony
September 1, 2006 at 4:10 amNo I am not able to disclose where I was today because I am afraid you are stalking me now.
just kidding
Tony Salgado
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Bchsiao
September 1, 2006 at 8:21 am” I very much doubt that the “H” setup cards are transferable, there are many functions that are unique to the Varicam that would only corrupt the HVX900 (Dynamic level, frame rate, Film Rec, Video Rec, etc.)”
John is correct. Varicam files will read as errors on the HDX900. However, you can customize and save your settings on 1 of the 8 scene files. This will eliminate the need to carry 2 cards if you will be using the varicam and then switching to HDX900.
Bruce Hsiao
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Bchsiao
September 1, 2006 at 8:23 amAnd I was ready to let you play with the RC10G… only if you had waited!
just kidding…
Bruce Hsiao
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Peter Steinman
September 1, 2006 at 6:47 pmYou better not have left any finger prints on my camera Tony 😉
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Peter Steinman
September 2, 2006 at 3:38 amI got my camera today after a bit of a fight with Fedex. Unfortunatly it arrived too late to do much playing with. It did, however, come with a pdf of the manual on CDROM. If someone wants to host for the Cow community I’ll be happy to email it to them so they can share it with everyone. Its only 2.8 mb but, I dont have access to my web server from where I’m at at the moment.
Tony’s prints were all over it too.
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Michael Brennan
September 3, 2006 at 10:02 pm[tony salgado] “I’ll give you five bucks and a lunch coupon at Subway for the test results.
I believe Michael Brennan would also donate a small token gift for the results also.”
I’ll offer a 1000 yen note recieved as a gift from a Japanese CCD manufacturer, who told me would buy 1500 yen worth of subways anywhere outside of Japan 🙂
Mike Brennan
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