Director Peter Jackson's been posting video blogs on Facebook throughout the filming process of The Hobbit, and his latest one provides a great in-depth look at the technology behind shooting a 3D movie. He lovingly shows off his collection of RED Epic-M cameras that power his production: 48 in total, able to be plugged into 17 different configurations that allow for shooting handheld, on dollies, or on cranes. The Epic-M also allows Jackson to shoot at 5K resolution, which is nearly five times what you get on a 1080p screen, and he's also shooting at 48FPS, double what standard films are shot at and, according to Jackson, a first for a wide release feature film.