Forged from the highest technological achievements in metal compositions with a deep knowledge of end user needs and finally finished meticulously through anodization for long lasting service life.
From the most precise CAD drawings to the final stages of anodizing “every” line and every curve is executed with the highest standards in the industry. Gini makes sure every part is designed and cut on CNC to the perfection and then every element goes through a meticulous inspection before and after anodizing process. Parts by Gini are made for best performance, longevity and luxurious look and feel!
The Gini EVF-1 Rig is customized around the popular electronic view finders. Although the included
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Gini’s masterpiece of all time! This quick release has many features: the height is adjustable
Second revision height adjustable camera tripod base plate. Supports standard 15 mm
The Inspiration
Playing for Change is a multimedia movement created to inspire, connect, and bring peace to the world through music. The idea for this project arose from a common belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people. No matter whether people come from different geographic, political, economic, spiritual or ideological backgrounds, music has the universal power to transcend and unite us as one human race. And with this truth firmly fixed in our minds, we set out to share it with the world.
The Production
We built a mobile recording studio, equipped with all the same equipment used in the best studios, and traveled to wherever the music took us. As technology changed, our power demands were downsized from golf cart batteries to car batteries, and finally to laptops. Similarly, the quality with which we were able to film and document the project was gradually upgraded from a variety of formats– each the best we could attain at the time—finally to full HD.
One thing that never changed throughout the process was our commitment to create an environment for the musicians in which they could create freely and that placed no barriers between them and those who would eventually experience their music. By leading with that energy and intent everywhere we traveled, we were freely given access to musicians and locations that are usually inaccessible. In this respect, the inspiration that originally set us on this path became a co-creator of the project along with us! Read more →
Best practices for using Final Cut pro X with Xsan
One of the big stumbling blocks for the acceptance of Final Cut Pro X with professional editors has been its use on shared storage. Apple have published a white paper of Xsan Best Practices, it makes interesting reading.
It has been a real problem, we have had numerous conversations with FCPX editors, facility houses and programme producers about its use (or non use) on shared storage. It has been perceived as an ideal tool for ‘standalone edits’ so this publication should go some distance into demystifying what you can and can’t do with FCPX in a collaborative environment.
Final Cut Pro X: Xsan Best Practices White Paper.
We mustn’t forget that Xsan now comes bundled into Lion, previously you had to stump up the better part of $1,000 per seat to use Apple’s rebadged SAN software. You’ll still need some heavy iron in the shape of RAIDS and (as suggested on the billing page) fibre channel connectivity, however the goal for us would be shared storage via Thunderbolt. Read more →
