A look back at useful posts

October 14th, 2009 by Chris Kenny

The blog format tends to discourage people from going back through archives to read old posts. So, as a public service for our newer readers, here are some of Indie4K’s more interesting (and still relevant) posts from the last couple of years.

  1. New Final Cut Studio Rundown
  2. Red offline/online Final Cut & Color workflow
  3. Will RedRay usher in the age of consumer 4K?
  4. RedRay: is that really possible?
  5. Your regular installment of Red myth debunking
  6. Red’s Nov. 13th announcements: is the Red One obsolete?
  7. Red’s Nov. 13th announcements: why so many models?
  8. Meet the Five-Z
  9. In defense of compression
  10. Epic mythology
  11. Scarlet vs. HVX200
  12. The future of indie cinema
  13. QuickTime REDCODE support explained
  14. Photo lenses vs. cine lenses
  15. Whither the Long Tail?
  16. Red’s impact: boutique production
  17. Red’s impact: starting small
  18. Evolution of Digital Media Creation Technologies l
  19. How to store data #1: background
  20. Putting everything on the line. Or not.
  21. Archiving #2: tape vs. drives
  22. Market segmentation, IT & skepticism
  23. Archiving #1: optical formats
  24. Changing the economics of feature production?

And the ever-popular debate with Rian Johnson:

  1. Response to Rian Johnson #1
  2. Response to Rian Johnson #2
  3. Rian Johnson Response Round 2

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