[Tim Gallaher]

Thanks Guys. This is very helpful information. Much appreciated!

[Tim Gallaher]

Thanks for this addition, Tom, especially the paper. I’ve started reading it.

As an aside to all of you: Do any of you have opinions about using the cloud as a primary archive? Security isn’t a huge consideration here, btw.

[Tim Gallaher]

Thanks for your help, guys. This is useful information.

Cheers

[Tim Gallaher]

Michael, That is an extremely helpful idea. Thanks a ton!

[Tim Gallaher]

Thanks for the reply. I’ve read some bad things about OpenDCP’s conversion of TIFFs to JPEG 2000s though. But knowing your client was pleased helps. Thanks again.

[Tim Gallaher]

Hey Todd,

Thanks for your response. Using a monitor to exposure gauge is a good idea, so thanks for that. My second question was perhaps not well worded. What I meant to ask is that zebra stripes are so useful for proper exposure on video cameras, why haven’t DSLRs adopted them? I would imagine that stripes would be very helpful for still photographers. But after pondering it a few days, I realize that history has probably the biggest pull. SLRs have historically been analog, and thus no one needed zebra bars. DSLRs try to mimic analog/film SLRs, so they don’t include zebra stripe options even though they include video.

Thanks again for the response. And your e35 camera looks cool.

Tim