From: Sannsussi Lovetemple (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Aug 23 2005 - 12:36:14 PDT
dearest frameworkers,
Does anyone have an underwater housing for a bolex that i could
rent/borrow/trade? I'm also thinking about making one - just a simple plexi
glass box with a glove - sort of "boy in the bubble"- like - does anyone
have any tips on such endeavors - mainly on adhesives and plexiglass
"weilding" and which plexiglass is optically better...?
I borrowed a goofy "french underwater industries" housing for a k100 but the
camera is not too thrilled with life at the moment - 5 stops off! I'd really
rather use my bolex anyways. While I'm on that topic I'm also searching for
a rex 4 or 5 body for my j.k.. Anyone have one thats looking rather dusty,
neglected and in need of a new mother?.
thanks friends,
micaela
>From: Pip Chodorov <email suppressed>
>Reply-To: Experimental Film Discussion List <email suppressed>
>To: email suppressed
>Subject: Re: greatest hits - LUX in London
>Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 13:30:12 +0200
>
>It's not expensive to put clips online. It takes only a few minutes to make
>a quicktime file from a video, provided you have one. It's a few seconds to
>upload them to your web server. The hard part is designing the interface,
>but once it's done it's easy to plug in any clips you want. If the clips
>are highly compressed (they are just thumbnail previews after all), you
>don't need much bandwidth at all.
>Re:Voir has quite a few: (http://re-voir.com).
>-Pip
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>
>>I doubt lux online is soaking in it. They probably
>>just have some friends who help them out or even a
>>static IP address and a computer in a cupboard
>>somewhere. The bandwidth costs are probably not that
>>high because so few people will be downloading.
>>
>>
>
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