Filmshooting

Why use CineCap, and why use Raid? Why not simply do direct capture? That's how we transfer film for our customers and it's perfect.

Whatever. I have no idea why you are so pissed but I hope that your company does really well, Scott.

Roger

Sorry again for the rant on Saturday. Bad day and a few 2 many glasses of wine after dinner.

It was a pleasure speaking with you on the phone and I'm glad we could resolve this matter. I ...

Nope. The Langham act (with a "g") deals in distinctive traits of a product or personage and the consequences of effect to their reputation or standing within a community or industry. To put it simply: If someone were to try to capitalize on their resemblance to, say, John Travolta and passed ...

You may have built the first frame-by-frame unit, but you don't hold any patents on it .


Never claimed to. But product identity does fall under intellectual property rights via the Langham Act and does protect the general look and style of my units, even without a patent and even if I used a ...

Just a shame that the guy who wrote Cinecap will loose out on a few sales.


But not as many as if he left it up. I helped to develop CineCap. Jeff wrote the software based on many trials and experiments that we did together and used a lot of my input into the architecture of the software. For ...