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Tag Archives: red camera
Film cannot compete with RED
Before the RED camera was invented the only viable options for high-end film production were film (celluloid) and high-definition cameras like the F900 or the Viper. The problem was that the footage produced by these “high-end” HD camera
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Panavision struggling to compete with RED