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Dolgins are great:


https://www.dolgin.net/zen_dolgin/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=201&zenid=hqajqqocv3jvsit2hkihkd6pe1

There was never a separate manual but there was something small in the DSMC1 manual:

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/455655/Red-Epic-M.html?page=37#manual

Just curious which bomb you have? There are a few versions.

Yeah for small builds I’m using the battery in the handle to power the small nucleus FF.

Good to hear from you again Brian. And yes, Monstro is KING.

They will outlast us.

Indeed and they are aware of this feature request.

I have both lights and they are both great. 600D overall is better because of the ballast and sidus app. However, the Forza is lighter and more compact. The 10" fresnel is nice on the Forza and...

Never be disappointed until you test it yourself.

You need a lambda 3 axis head.

https://www.cartoni.com/products/fluid-heads/fluid-heads-sfx/hl2500-ta-lambda-25-third-axis/

I think Shape has something using the RED expansion module.

Thats a tight fit. I don't think you're going to find anything that would work.

Shooting in RAW R3D format will crop image at different resolutions. Shooting in ProRes has the option to Shoot Full sensor at different resolutions. (4K, 2K, HD)
However, High Framerate shooting...

See? Maybe. To buy... No.

Touch 7 works fine for me

Its sadly a crapshoot. I'm pretty sure there is zero development on it either. It's a Canon world :(

https://support.red.com/hc/en-us/articles/360060157533-We-re-moving-RED-HQ-Service-will-be-delayed-while-we-move-to-our-new-location-12-14-2020-1-15-2021

You need to be more specific. What changes on export?

No info yet. But this previous post may be a clue.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CFGAnlehGmi/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

I wish there was a trial version

It does.

I have the Apurture 300D II, Nanlite 500, and even the Apurture 600D. They're all excellent.

Try updating the RED APPLE plugin.

Props to Soderbergh for shooting a feature in sequence in 2 weeks.

For 4x4 and 6x6 frame the lightweight Chimera frames are very lightweight and fast to put up. The have one elastic through the whole frame keeping it tight. I prefer these to shooting indoor. Outdoor...