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11-02-2004 04:56 PM ET (US)
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Helping to Equip People:
Used Motion Picture Equipment for Sale
Interplex:
*OTHER USED EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE*;
interplex_ltd@hotmail.com;
818.238.9465; Los Angeles, California, United States;
Contact Name(s): Alison or Mark
Come Try the Item(s);
Will Email Pics Upon Request
(1) Cartoni C-40 Fluid Head 150mm ball $3,400.00
(2) 9' 8041Q Monitor: 8mm Combo: 8mm Deck; Case w/ Jr. Yolk $775.00:
Flip Screen, Anamorphic
(3) Production Grip Equipment Inc. Dolly Split Rubber Wheels for Track Dollying [Similar to Chapman] $3,800.00
(4) Bosh and Lomb 400mm Motion Picture Lens; Bayonette Mount Good Condition $550.00
(5) Motorola 40 Watt GM 300, Mic, Antenna, DC Cord, 4 Pin $180.00
(6) Crankevator: 12K Lee; $375.00
(7) Film Stock: If you try it, maybe you will buy it. Dated Film Stock: 35mm Color Negative, 25 cents a foot.
( 8 ) Used 'Backstage' Film Cart for Flags/Gels /4x4s; $425.00
(9) Variable Speed Controller: 'Arnold & Richter' Type: VSU; for: A 35 BL, A 16 SR, A 16 BLEQ: $495.00
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coming up (information pending)....
(10) Weaver/Steadman 2 and 3 Axis Head. Like New.
(11) Ronford Baker Fluid Head excellent condition
(12) Arri III: Motion Picture Camera Body; 2nd Generation; Super 35mm
(13) Globes
(14) 12K HMI Desisti
(15) Pass Through Box
*OTHER USED EQUIP. AVAIL * $ : Money Gram, Western Union, Direct $ Item Transaction , Direct Bank/ BankTransfer Preferred-$ MUST CLEAR before handing over Items - FAILURE OF FOLLOWING=ITEMS TO NEXT-NO EXCUSES*CONTACT BY PHONE PREFERRED; IF EMAIL:INCLUDE CALL BACK# * START OF $ PROCESS CLEARING W/IN 3 DAYS MAX AFTER SALE IS CONFIRMED(APPLIES TO MAILING)*PICK-UP/START TO SHIP W/IN 3 DAYS MAX AFTER $ CLEARS*ADD SHIPPING FEE TO COST(IF APPLIES)
*OTHER USED EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE*; interplex_ltd@hotmail.com;
818.238.9465; Los Angeles, California, United States; Contact Name(s): Alison or Mark; Come Try the Item(s); Will Email Pics Upon Request
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| Cr|spy
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05-30-2003 03:26 AM ET (US)
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I think Blipp hit the nail on the head with that comment; Not to mention there are many other reserved octates that anyone could use to illustrate the point, so why would it be required a movie use the 10 set? And one could easily argue that popup password window was gnomish :P
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| blippy
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05-20-2003 12:24 PM ET (US)
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I don't understand whats disappointing about the 10.x.x.x
address. After all, if it were a normal routeable address,
what would be the point of going through the trouble of
breaking into the building to get physical access to
the network. Anyone can sit at home and fire up a script
at an ip on the net. Not everyone can go flying off a building
on a motorcycle to crash into a guard house and beat up a
handful of security guards.
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| Lukas
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05-20-2003 09:41 AM ET (US)
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Filmmakers are supposed to use 10.x.x.x IP addresses, for the same reason they're supposed to use 555-xxxx phone numbers (or were, before the telcos started actually allocating them.)
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