Old Computers Lover Here ? |
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Old Computers Lover Here ? |
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Sep 30 2016, 12:26 PM | ||
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Sep 30 2016, 01:55 PM |
woaww !!!!!
a C64 is solid as rock !!!!!!!!! cheers Laurent -------------------- |
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Oct 1 2016, 11:20 PM |
NICE!! That computer was called 'THE TERMINATOR" by the folks @ SGI. It was as badass as badass got during it's time. It's like owning a classic guitar IMHO. A beautiful work of technology and Art combined. Congratulations on your aquisition!
Yes, the CINEON format became a standard Even though the CINEON software is only used @ CINESITE who work on BIG movies with BIG budgets. http://www.cinesite.com/ The system is just too expensive for shops unless they work on big summer movies. But the file format lives everywhere It's considered the Gold Standard of file format for modern digital fx work on feature films and creating "Digital Intermediates". The bit depth and resolution of the file format is awesome. Sadly each file/frame is HUGE!! I used the system in graduate school for some fx on films and it was great fun This is what the film scanner looked like. It scanned to an Indigo SGI then went to the TERMINATOR for work Todd Hi Todd i still have a silicon graphics ONYX, not the rack one (predator chassis) but the deskside one, maxedout specs (quad R10000 cpu, 2Gb of memory and full spec Infinite Reality gfx pipe ) these are great computers !!!!!! i know the word CINEON, you can still use this gfx format for exchange, but i never saw any software, becasue it's really hard to find, like Barco, ALias, Wavefront and Avid products.... Cheers Laurent |
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