No photos from me in this post, but a link to where I see the future of photography going. And that is the merging of both still photography and videography. This is already happening with the Red One , the new Nikon D90 and the Canon eos 5d MarkII, with the red one being a digital video camera first but still able to have stills taken from the video and the later two digital SLR cameras that have the ability to shoot video also.
But, Red digital cinema dropped a bomb yesterday with their announcement of the new modular system that will be coming out in the next few years. You can go here to see the announcement and then here for some more information on this modular system.
Basically what founder Jim Jannard, yep founder of Oakley glasses, has done is come up with a system that is upgradable, downgradable and with the ability to switch parts between all the other parts. Basically a highly customizable system that let's you invent what you need. Think legos but for photography and video. Damn Cool!
Now I have a year to save up my pennies and think of a good lie/excuse for the signifigant other to get one of these Reds. Any suggestions on the lies?
About Me
- Aaron Britton
- I just moved to Bozeman, MT from Seattle, WA. After working in architecture for over 12 years I am now focusing on my art and photography business. Aaron S. Britton photography is up and running.
Though most of my energy is going to my photography business, the rest is going into my arts and crafts. I have been doing blacksmithing since 1992. I now have a garage to do some work in, and look forward to hammering away again. Along with that I have also been doing quite a bit of ceramics. Clay moves and behaves very similar to steel when it is hot. This is very cathartic for me because I am able to carry over my experience with blacksmithing into my ceramics work.
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