sfage Posted June 19, 2009 Share #1 Posted June 19, 2009 Advertisement (gone after registration) I have heard that some image processors have a "life". In other words, they will process a certain amount of images then "croak". Is this true? I am currently producing a Bravo style classical music video. A lot of the 4 minutes will be taken up by stop-motion photography. Owing to the thousands upon thousands of dollars it costs to have people standing around on set or out in the field, you can just imagine how wonderful a dead image processor would be at that time I'll put it to you this way: to have a guy stand around with a gas-powered generator, fill it with gas and let the lighting guys plug in to it... well, that's $500 a day. We've budgeted $600 for shiddy trays of sandwiches. What a frigging money pit. Anyway, I will post a short segment here tonight. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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