RED Projector...

[Eric Z]

So...we now know it's a projector based on laser technology. Interesting.
I assume brightness is in the order of 10,000 lumens or so.

[Matt Steinauer]

I can't wait to see it!

[Brook Willard]

As I wrestle day in an day out with a professional projector and mating server I can't tell you how excited I am to see RED's solution. This puppy cannot come soon enough... this just made my day.

[Gavin Greenwalt]

Something I've always wondered about laser systems is whether or not they scan like the early DLP projectors. Is the laser just a clean light source or is it scanning several thousand times per second like an old-school CRT?

[Jon Thomasberg]

"After watching a demo of RED's laser projector I've been struggling to find a way to describe it. Comparing it to traditional professional systems is completely inadequate. I have never witnessed 3D that was as bright or brighter as the best 2D projections until now. It generated the best color, best dynamic range and best images I have ever seen in 3D or even 2D. When I learned we were watching at 1/4 of its total resolution I was speechless."

Stephen Pizzo- Co-Founder of Element Technica and now partner of 3ality Technica.

Jim

Jim,

I'll gladly offer my beta testing services anytime. Can't wait to see it with my own eyes. Hugo's got a new toy to play with :)

[John Bannister]

...is there a pic of this beast? ;)

[jake blackstone]

Is Nov. 3rd party with Scarlet announcement and the projector demo at Red Studios out of the question?

[Eric Z]

Imagine putting up a 40 foot screen, aiming that projector at it, and projecting a 4K 3D footage from the new RED Scarlet - on November 3rd !!
Hehe....imagine the look on Canon's guys' faces.

Oh, forgot to mention that the new Scarlet is going to feature a Monstro sensor. There will be 2 versions - one for Scarlet, and another for the EPIC.

[Antonio Forjaz]

great news Jim

Just hope I have enough cash to buy 1....even if it is just the home version

[Michel Hafner]

Something I've always wondered about laser systems is whether or not they scan like the early DLP projectors. Is the laser just a clean light source or is it scanning several thousand times per second like an old-school CRT?

Scanning, therefore variable resolution.