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Virtualdub is a free, but good application. I use the included filter "resize". It has bilinear, 3 bicubics and the best of all: Lanczos3. (I dont have a RED, I use it with 1980x1080 HD.)

You have...

Is there any trailer of the movie/s available online?

What about repair services around the world?. With such a big number of units and that low price, it will be necessary at least one technical service per country.

Many people dont trust in buying...

That is the future. Better built things, with better (metallic, no pastic cases) materials. Non disposable. It is better a good machine with upgrading capabilities and that can be repaired if...

Too many people "crying, waiting, hoping". Too many conjectures and speculations. Too much loyalty. A forum chirping every day.

People of RED. Is too much to ask a tiny clue before saturday?

I...

Buy a HV20 or something even smaller. Paparazzi dont need Scarlet...

Kind of this would be a real innovation and surprise!

http://blog.flowseeker.com/?p=51

Grug, perhaps it could be the digital Ikonoskop A-CAM of your dreams. Not so good dreams, but not bad.

You can see it at:

http://www.ikonoskop.com/

The "flying part" is not included ;-)

Arent we really obsessed wtih resolution. Some people, even think that 2K isnt enough and want 4K.

What indie filmmakers really need is shallow DOF and great latitude.

I prefer a 720p...

4:4:4 means no color space subsampling. Lower (4:2:2, 4:2:0, etc) is color subsampling a way to reduce bandwith (less processing and storage needs). So RED is 4:4:4

Would you buy a kind of HV20 with a 2/3 inch sensor?

Perhaps it will need bigger lenses, but not too much. Think that the HV20 CMOS is really big compared to other 1/5 or 1/6 inch camcorders, and...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CineAlta

"For Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith the more advanced Sony HDC-950 was used, with higher resolution and better color reproduction than its...

One of the things that I less understand in electronics are the image sensors (CCD, CMOS). I see how Processors, Memory, Hard discs and many other things advance in giant steps.

But what happens...

But, I understand the question other way: When will red be available direct in the market to buy it in the same day (week) you decide you need it?

Have you ever seen a group of men with mallets driving in a stake for a circus big top assembling?

They dispose in circle around the stake and strike it in cascade.

Has this method less right...