Fred Davis
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Alec is correct.
The MODULUS is transparent to format. That is, it will transmit what you give it, within frequency range (0.6 - 300 MHz, innit?)
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Felicitaciones!
Muy bueno
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Stanley kubrick's "the Shining" re-enacted by bunnies
AH hahahahahahahahahahahah!
:)
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Am I reading that right? EUR 228?
I think that's great! :D
DIY enthusiast develops system for better holiday video.
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Last night, I and Orchid attended the premiere and after party for the new Ray Charles biopic "RAY"
We had a wonderful time, and enjoyed the picture very much.
We also enjoyed seeing the Camera op/Steadicam creds.
So, congrats to George Billinger, and Barnaby Shapiro.
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The SOC is giving Larry an award. This is from their press release.
Congrats Larry!
Congrats to Larry!
That WAS a pretty sweet shot.
:)
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I'm dealing with some cable problems regarding the Modulus.
I was wondering if anybody knows what the pin #4 ?AC Gnd? on the Modulus Hirose socket is for.
Comments are appreciated.
It's not for anything.
The diagram on the card is incorrect.
DC and video ground are common on pin #1
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HOAX :huh:
From snopes.com:
You can look up anyone's driver's license or police records for free on the Internet.
Status: False.
Example: [Collected on the Internet, 2002]
This is really scary..... Now you can see anyone's Drivers License on the Internet,
including your own! I just searched for mine and there it was, picture and all.
I don't think this is a good idea at all !!! I think we should write our congressperson!
Origins: The
message above is not a real warning from a concerned and outraged citizen; it's an invitation that solicits "victims" for yet another Internet prank. In this case the joke is one of several hoax web sites bearing names such as National Driver's License Records Bureau or the FBI Criminal Records Search, sites that purport to show users information taken from state driver's license or police [Monkey's uncle!] records databases. The punchline is always the same: after the user is led on a merry chase, the site displays a photograph from his "official" government record, and it's a picture of a chimp or an orangutan. Yuk, yuk.
Perhaps more amusing than this old joke (I had a circus clown take my "photograph" with a prop camera when I was six years old, and that one turned out to be a picture of a monkey, too!) is the amount of mail forwarded to us by alarmed readers who have received similar messages and are worried that they're genuine but are afraid to check for themselves. Simply visiting one of these sites and attempting to look up a "record" is sufficient to dispel the concern that they might be real (if for no other reason than that they don't ask for nearly enough information to uniquely identify a person), but many viewers are hesitant to try for fear that the information they enter will be collected by someone who might use it for illegitimate (or even illegal) purposes. To this dilemma we offer a handy solution: You can lie to a computer!
If you're unsure whether a site that collects personal information (and displays even more personal information in response) is legitimate, just enter some fictititious but properly-formatted input and see what happens. If it's a joke, you'll soon find out; if the results are inconclusive, you are no worse off than you were before (and you haven't revealed anything useful in trying). If the site rejects your information (even though it's properly formatted), that may be an indication the site is indeed tied into a database that can access personal information and merits further investigation. The simplest answer is usually the correct one, however: someone's having one over on you!
(Driver's license and police record information is available over the Internet from various sources such as PublicData.com, but these sites are not accessible to everyone for free, nor do they offer information from every state.)
Last updated: 24 June 2002
The URL for this page is http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/license.htm
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Chill out TJ.
<snip>
they come in peace:)
I have it under good authority that Howard, and the MK-V staff, are here to serve man.
Get it?....To serve man
BWAH-Hah hahahahahahahaaaaaaa
Oh, ...I crack me up. B)
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It's a different pin configuration for the SR-II, Arri-III, etc. than the SR-III. I don't know what the pin conf. is off hand, but Jim Bartell would definitely know.
Fischer 11-pin on ARRI 3/BL/SR2 cameras
7 = Run
9 = Grnd
11= 12VDC out
Start/stop with the 11-pin is disabled on the 435/535,etc. (24V cameras)
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White letters on the back of black T-SirtL
THE DOLLY THAT BLEADS
I've always loved that B)
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Hummingbird inputs:
4-pos XLR for power
BNC for video - 75ohm
http://www.imp-electronics.co.uk/hummingbi...sic_monitor.htm
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Let's all love one another,
BIG HUGS
Greater love hath no man, than he that kindly walks away from a straight line such as this.... B)
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Prego.... Prego B)
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Did you ever get the correct pin out for the Fuji Jumper on the J-7
J-7---------------FUJI
1 ----------- VTR ----------- 10
2 ----------- POT neg ------ 5
3 ----------- POT pos ------ 3
4 ---------- VTR ---------- 9
5 ---------- Wiper ---------- 7
6 ----- don'tknow/don'tcare---
Cheers! B)
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MODULUS manufacturer is:
Custom InterfaceTechnologies, Inc.
By phone: (760) 366-1890
By fax: (760) 366-1890
By e-mail: info@custominterface.com
By mail: Custom Interface Technologies
Box 1364
Joshua Tree, California 92252
U.S.A.
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Does anyone know where i can find pictures of the smartguns used in ALIENS
Here ya go...
http://www.encom.demon.co.uk/sg.htm
The heavy-duty smart guns, used by Drake and Vasquez, were actually German WW2 MG42 machine guns with drum magazines, with a stedicam harness built around it. The firing handles and switches were actually handle bar grips from a Yamaha motor cycle. -
I always ask for a disclaimer on that scene, something like, "Intentionally Bad Steadicam" flashing at the bottom. They haven't gone for it yet. :D
Maybe a new credit: "Un-Steadicam"
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I was in Vegas for a college expo, and one of the people in my group and her husband used to drive transpo for rock shows. GENESIS was in town,so on a whim, we drove out to the UNLV stadium to visit the drivers, look for old colleagues.
Everyone of them were old friends of Patty's, and we all hung out, drinking craft services beer and telling VH1-style stories. All the drivers gave us their comps! They weren't going to the show.... they were in Vegas, fer crissakes. Got to meet Tony Banks backstage, a big thrill for a prog-head like me.
The driver comps were extreme stage-right, right next to the speakers, and my ears rang for a week. Good times..... :rolleyes:
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Assist from George Paddock? I gave Mark your number, dude.
Thanks for passing my number to Mark. The assist clearly includes you as well as GPI. XiéXie! B)
GPI had already placed an order with me for Mark. There was some misunderstanding about turnaround. When AC called, I setthe record straight, and I convinced them to keep their order with GPI, that I would fulfill. That way I make money, GPI maintains their order, Mark gets his cables, and through the magic of serendipitous action, I get to visit the set and attain fan-boy bliss. Everybody makes out. Dong Ma?
Therefor, my prayers of gratitude and ritual sacrifices to Mark, GPI, lkarman, and a list of tangential others too numerous to list here.
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For what it's worth, Nathan Fillion is from Edmonton. I've met him before and he's a very nice guy. He's also friends with the guys from The Arrogant Worms (a musical comedy group). I know it's not directly related to Firefly, but Fred, you should look up their music.)
I checked out the band.... funny. :)
As of today, Mark Moore has taken the position of short-term, personal savior, with an assist from George Paddock.
I am to deliver cables to stage on Tue.
I am 14 years old, the WHO are coming to town, and I've got tickets.
Shiny.
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Got to say I love your mini Triax cable.
Glad it's working for you, Ramon.
"The J7 cables list at $250."Yikes. Just bought two of these from Fred for less than $100/each.
Thanks for the mention, Alec
Some interesting notes on the J-7 though.----8<---
So, I will now rewire the J-7 back to the way all others are and reverse my Fujinon cable.
Mercy! Please forward your findings. I'll follow up with The Jim, and adjust my records accordingly.
That's me.....keeper of the Holy Book of Pinouts........ B)
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BASTARDO!!
Now I'll spend the morning trying to banish ASIA from my head.
Must cycle Clash, MC5, Stooges on MP3 deck.
AAaaaaggghhhh!