The Dark Knight Rises Christopher Nolan's Casio EV-4500 Portable LCD 4-Inch TV and the IMAX camera on TDKR

NICE!

I was wondering what was the name of Nolan's portable.

 

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!

I love you!

 

Woah, really? That's sneaky.

 

And of course, with this goldmine of a ninja tactic, shooting ends in just a couple of days.

 

Bahahahahaha. So true.

 

This is intrusive. People need to just see what they can without going to obnoxious extremes.

 

Lucius Fox wouldn't approve of this tactic...

 

Essentially watching the movie as it's made.

Wow

 

dreamliner: Beautiful, isn't it?
Lucius Fox: Beautiful. Unethical. Dangerous. You've turned every portable UHF/VHF TV in New York City into a real time signal preview.
dreamliner: And a high-frequency generator-receiver.
Lucius Fox: You took my UHF/VHF antenna concept and applied it to every UHF/VHF TV in the city. With half the city feeding you real time signals, you can image all of The Dark Knight Rises. This is wrong.
dreamliner: I've gotta watch this movie, Lucius.
Lucius Fox: At what cost?
dreamliner: The database is null-key encrypted. It can only be accessed by one person.
Lucius Fox: This is too much power for one person.
dreamliner: That's why I gave it to you. Only you can use it.
Lucius Fox: Spying on a $300 million movie isn't part of my job description.

 

dreamliner is SHH's greatest detective! As a fan of technology, I love your post!

 

I don't support it, agreeing with RedSkull that it's kind of intrusive, but even so, finding this out during the last few days of their filming is not making anyone gonna wanna try it out for TDKR purposes haha.

 

hahaha Jackman is a giant!

 

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Good stuff man!

 

He's been using such a thing ever since Memento, since there's a pic of him directing Guy Pearce with it around his neck.

I saw a set pic a few days ago where he had two around his neck. There's probably a collection.

And yeah, I kind of hope that radio frequency isn't too strong, so spies wouldn't be tuning in with their own portable monitors.

 

Pretty sure it's an hidden channel. A private one. Whatever, it's too late.

 

Very good detective work.

But yeah, I'd say it's an extremely weak signal if not private, just so spies couldn't access it from off set.

 

Use the cryptographic sequencer, problem solved.

 

Lol. Quality post.

 

I don't suppose anyone knows whether or not such a setup is possible on a Canon DSLR 60D? I'd love a portable monitor for previewing shots..but I know nothing about setting up a VHF/UHF transmitter/ antenna.

 

So true, yet I'm kind of relieved. I already feel kinda guilty for looking at all of the pictures that have come along since the summer.