Fast setup so you're shooting and not waiting.
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Capture Technicians
Our digital capture techs are trained by the best in the business. We are always striving to learn more about capture technology and unlike most capture shops we also like to share what we know.
If you think you have what it takes to be a Bitfire Capture tech please contact us to inquire.
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Custom Workstations.
We know that no two photo shoots have the same issues or needs. One job may require us to be on location on a remote island with no AC power;
and the next job could put you in a New York Studio with 50 art directors on set.
We
enjoy outrageous requests, so contact us to create custom workstations that meet all of
your drastically different needs.
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Bitfire Standard Cart
Items include a 30" cinema display for major screen real-estate and a 21" Eizo display for color. Also included is a battery backup, tablet, external hard drive, and one of the fastest Mac Pro's on the market.
(Shown with optional 10" beach wheels.)
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The Bitfire Super-Cart
Designed for the most demanding clients; this cart boasts over 7 square feet of desktop real-estate to assure you see every frame easily, quickly and with precise color. An additional option shown is a RIP driven printer for consistent accurate color prints, and perfectly neutral black & whites delivered in minutes. |
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Capture Computer Stability
The complex demands of a photo shoot, with tethered cameras, external hard drives, and printers can cause unique issues with a computer system.
Bitfire implements a disk imaging maintenance procedure that ensures our capture systems perform like new at the start of every job, and remain stable throughout the shoot. No matter what camera system or software you're using you can expect top shelf performance out of our equipment. We're just nerds like that. |
Questions? We’re Really Nice, Just Ask
We know some places can be secretive with their information, but we don’t mind
sharing our knowledge. If you have technical questions, just ask and we’ll gladly take
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