10 Scarlet Questions from Joseph Hutson

[Christian Edwards]

wow! these cameras really are designed with no limitations (and we havent even heard what the are completely capable of yet ) im really going to have to pool all my resources and knowledge so as to utilise this versatility .
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[Brad Webb]

Really... no pink. What if a girl orders one? You know not all photographers are men, or straight men for that matter.

In all seriousness though, this is awesome news.

[David Mullen ASC]

28mm-to-224mm equivalent (so 11.5-90mm?) seems a bit odd in terms of a wide-angle beginning. The most common 35mm cine zooms are either in the 18-80mm range or 24-250mm range. A lot of the 2/3" ENG zooms start in the 5.5mm to 8mm-ish range.

Seems a camera that small is really going to be used for a lot of handheld work, and I would have thought you'd want to start anywhere from 18mm to 24mm (equivalent) as your wide-angle start.

Unless you meant FF35 equivalent...

[Jarred Land]

oops... Sorry David.. you are correct, that should read FF35 equivalent. Fixed.

[Andrew Rieger]

Jarred, I have a question, when is the earliest we can see some footage from the 2/3" chip, either the fixed or cinema?

[Jimmy Odom]

oops... Sorry David.. you are correct, that should be FF35 equivalent. Fixed.

So now what's the equivalent.

[Jason Ramsey]

Thanks for this... Should do it every week :)

[Jimmy Odom]

Jarred, I have a question, when is the earliest we can see some footage from the 2/3" chip, either the fixed or cinema?

Remember he stated DON'T ask questions with "WHEN" in them. As you would get a response of, when it's ready.

[Jarred Land]

Jarred, I have a question, when is the earliest we can see some footage from the 2/3" chip, either the fixed or cinema?

Next weekend :)

[Joseph Hutson]

Thanks for this... Should do it every week :)

Thanks for your question. ;)