We lost a true visionary today. As I write this on my MBP Apple is everywhere in my life. My thoughts are with his family and friends. RIP Steve.
Choosing the right camera…
It’s a big question and one that I will be addressing in my keynote speech at the MacVideo Expo on October 18 in London. It’s a packed event with many topics covered including colour grading, using CS5.5, a look at the G-Tech Thunderbolt expo and much more.
It’s a bargain ten quid so no excuse not to come. It should be a lot of fun.
My speech is tackling the difficult question of just which camera is right for you, or more importantly right for the job you are doing. I will be looking at and comparing everything from DSLRs to FS100, F3, AF101 and the RED Epic. Right the way through the camera spectrum. I will be showing footage from all the cameras and taking questions from the floor.
The address is:
Royal Society of Medicine
1 Wimpole Street
London
W1G 0AE
More details here including booking information. I hope to see you there!
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R.I.P Mister Jobs. You were a true visionnary, maybe a bit too much a visionnary, but a true genius too. Thanks for everything you did. You deserve to rest in PEACE. My thoughts also are with your family and friends.
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Philip, any chance to see you doing that kind of stuff in France ? (near Cannes would be neat ^^) I can’t afford the ticket to come to Londooooooooon !
Philip can you record this and upload this to vimeo? I would love to see this.
Thank you.
it will be recorded.
best
P
I think this would be more useful to me than the canon filmmakers live was.. you should come back to chicago to have a discussion on this
It’s what my workshop tour of Australia will most likely be. I hope to do it in the US too.
Will there be anyway for those of us not in london to see your speech online?
it will be online at some point…
I’ll be finally meeting you in person! One of the good things about moving to London. Cool!