Epic-X and vintage Leica glass

by Greg , about 1 month ago

Epic-X and Leica-R Summilux

What could be better than shooting 5K at 120fps?

Shooting with our vintage Leica R lenses. This week we received our long overdue Canon Ti Mount for the Epic cameras. This is exciting because we can finally put our Leica R lenses modded with the Leitax Canon mounts to work on the Epic. We chose Leitax’s mounts as they are solid and mount right on top of the existing Leica mount. Should we ever choose to convert these back, its as simple as replacing 5 screws. That may happen some day if Leica releases the long rumored Leica R Digital camera…but until then we will enjoy these FF35mm beauties on our 5K Epics.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D

by Greg , 4 months ago

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Teaser poster for Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D.

Cameras & 3D by Offhollywood / Digital FX. Shot on Epic with 3ality Technica systems.

Epic-X is Finally Here!

by David , 5 months ago

Epic-X and RED One

Remember what it was like waiting for Christmas when you were a kid. Well, that’s how it’s been around DFX as we have waited all year for this stocking stuffer. The first of three Epic-X’s has arrived. The Epic-X is the first production model of Red’s Epic Digital Cinema Camera to ship. We have been working with and renting the limited edition, hand assembled, Epic-M’s. We have had much success, but it’s great to now get the production line model in our inventory.

Matching Serial Numbers

It all started a five years ago with our first Red One camera shown here. We were one of the original 100 owners of the innovative RED One…As a very early adopter we gained unrivaled experience with this new breed of digital cinema cameras, our  first Red One is serial number 83. The new Epic-X has a matching #83 serial number. Our Red cameras have shot all over the world, on dozens of feature films, hundreds of television commercials and a variety of television shows including National Geograpic where our Epic recently returned from the rugged  tundra of Alaska.

We currently have three Epics available.

Alaskan Bears In 5K, Oh My!

by Greg , 5 months ago

Bear in Grass

Pop quiz: When an Alaskan brown bear approaches you aggressively you should; a) crouch into a ball and play dead, b) climb a tree, or c) punch it in the face so hard that you break every bone in your arm? For one Alaskan local in Hallo Bay, the answer was C, and he lived to tell the tale. That’s the moment when David Coner knew he wasn’t in Kansas anymore.

Just back home in the safety of Baton Rouge, La, Dave (now 8lbs lighter) has a few tales to tell too. His trip to shoot Alaskan bears didn’t produce any harrowing tails of bear attacks, but the beauty of those Alaskan bears and the scenery of America’s greatest wilderness left quite an impression on him…

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A Silver Bullet Taking Aim At Film?

by Greg , 8 months ago

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Last week, my daughter took an interest in an old 1950s box camera of mine. She carried it around the house playing with it all day. Eventually, she asked me if I would get some film for it so she could actually take pictures. The camera uses 620 film, and I assumed I couldn’t buy that anymore. Within an hour, my daughter found 620 film online. She’s been taking pictures ever since. Film is not dead, but it’s slowly becoming a bit of a novelty. And, Red’s brand new Epic-M digital motion and still camera isn’t helping film’s cause…

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