Matt Pacini's Super WorkPrinter

[MrObvious]

Hey roger, did you implement that intervalometer feature on the new Workprinter as a result of the optical print discussion we were having?

Anyway...

Marc S.

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[MrObvious]

P.S.

How much does that unit cost? And does it come with a dust cover?

Marc S.

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[AlexGfromUK]

what kind of lenses do you use in that thing, it looks amazing!

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[Matt Pacini]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by crimsonson:
[B]Possible names if not too late:

Pa-Cine (for Matt's version)"

Gee, my own name on a product! I'm getting all teary eyed... (sniff sniff).



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[Matt Pacini]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by crimsonson:
[B]Possible names if not too late:

Pa-Cine (for Matt's version)"

Gee, my own name on a product! I'm getting all teary eyed... (sniff sniff).



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[Matt Pacini]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by crimsonson:
Possible names if not too late:

Cine-M-8

Pa-Cine (for Matt's version)

Tele-M8

8Matic as in automatic or enigmatic

DV8 as in deviate (clever huh?)

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>



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[MovieStuff]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MrObvious:

How much does that unit cost? And does it come with a dust cover?
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The WorkPrinter-3 (like Matt's) is $849.00 plus shipping and transfers 1fps or single frame with infinite still frame ability.

The WorkPrinter-2 is $595.00 and transfers at 6fps only. Both the WorkPrinter-2&3 have the widend gate and come with the condenser lens assembly mounted on a board.

The WorkPrinter-1 is $395.00 and has the normal gate and projection bulb and also runs at 6fps.

Sorry, no dust cover.

Roger

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Roger Evans
MovieStuff
http://www.afterimagephoto.tv/moviestuff.html

[MovieStuff]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MrObvious:
Hey roger, did you implement that intervalometer feature on the new Workprinter as a result of the optical print discussion we were having?
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I don't build one into the WorkPrinter-3 but I could make one for anyone that needed it. There are so man cheap intervelometers out there (or there used to be). I also can build "sequencers" that work like an intervelometer but can actuate a series of devices in a preselected pattern. Simple stuff and handy for repeated functions like advancing the camera, then the projector, etc.

Roger

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Roger Evans
MovieStuff
http://www.afterimagephoto.tv/moviestuff.html

[MovieStuff]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Courier, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by AlexGfromUK:
what kind of lenses do you use in that thing, it looks amazing!
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Actually, it's just a simple condenser lens. As I have mentioned before, a condenser lens is nothing more than a fancy magnifying glass. The real trick is matching up the focal lengths so that it is compatible with all cameras. Thanks for the compliment. By the way, how did your space ship model shot work out? Did you build the nodal point head?

Roger

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Roger Evans
MovieStuff
http://www.afterimagephoto.tv/moviestuff.html

[Regular 8 Freak]

Cool pix Roger. The Matt P. workprinter looks cool. Very interesting!!!

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