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Jarred Land · 12-01-2009, 02:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Majtan

I can only assume these are:

Top-left: HDMI (of course)
Bottom (from left):
- Headphones
- AUX-power/GPI (times two)
- RED mini-drive connector
- Main power in...

Is that right Jarred?

Peter

Hey Peter.. Stuart 4 posts ago:

Quote:

Headphones. HDMI. RS422. Sync (Video and Shutter). Gigabit Ethernet. D.C Power in.

Peter Majtan · 12-01-2009, 02:32 PM

I just saw it - my bad...

So how do I connect the current RED-DRIVE to the Scarlet?

Peter

Jarred Land · 12-01-2009, 02:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Majtan

I just saw it - my bad...

So how do I connect the current RED-DRIVE to the Scarlet?

Peter

With the RED DRIVE Module.

Peter Majtan · 12-01-2009, 02:34 PM

And while You are here I want to repeat my older question which got most likely lost in the thread:

Jarred, just few question regarding this:

Quote:

32. Rugged aluminum or magnesium body

- Does this mean that we can choose?
- Will there be a price difference?
- How much lighter will be the magnesium version (providing there is one...)?

Thanks buddy...

Peter

David Cherniack · 12-01-2009, 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gavin Greenwalt

Re: Joystick vs Finger vs Stylus.

Goodluck keeping up with even slowly moving objects with a small joystick. I'm pretty good at Call of Duty but tracking a target on 7" screen using something like a Analog stick is literally a game in of itself. On the other hand I can tap away hitting small buttons instantly on my tabletPC without effort. A stylus is orders of magnitude more useful than a joystick.

Hi Gavin,

I think the idea would be to position the cursor and execute the focus with a button push rather than track a moving object/person. Somehow I don't think I'll be using a stylus in a run and gun shoot. Maybe a modified guitar pick. I don't know but I think this discussion may have reached the limits of usefulness. Until we see how the touch and focus works we really can't judge whether it will be useful beyond predictable, blocked, shots. I hope so and particularly for run and gun...but the proof will be in the pud.

David

Jarred Land · 12-01-2009, 02:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Majtan

And while You are here I want to repeat my older question which got most likely lost in the thread:

Jarred, just few question regarding this:

- Does this mean that we can choose?
- Will there be a price difference?
- How much lighter will be the magnesium version (providing there is one...)?

Thanks buddy...

Peter

Both mechanical versions are going through extensive thermal and environmental testing right now.. So we need to wait till those are done before we know which way it will go.

Perry Wilson · 12-01-2009, 02:37 PM

Hey jim I know you said that the S35 scarlet will be able to have electronic control over many manufactures lenses. Right now I have a 7D and was looking to spend some money on some goos zeiss glass I could use for the rest of my life. And now that zeiss is making the Canon based ZE lenses I would like to get those... but they don't have a manual Iris ring. So my question to you would be, when I buy my S35 will I be wishing I had bought the Nikon based ZF lenses with the manual Iris ring or will it be able to control the ZE's I really want? Thanks man you are my hero, for real man it is my hopes to work with or for your company when I finish film school. thanks man keep up the phenomenal work.

Matthias Martin · 12-01-2009, 02:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorenzo Straight

Jarred,
Where can I find this footage you shot?

Yes, I second that request - i searched everywhere, nothing, only some product stills on the oakley product page. This is so weird, it would be the third piece of footage after Mr. T and the little dog shot.
Or was it a mere typo?

Peter Majtan · 12-01-2009, 02:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jarred Land

Both mechanical versions are going through extensive thermal and environmental testing right now.. So we need to wait till those are done before we know which way it will go.

If I read this right - only one will be chosen in the end... Right?

Peter

David Twelves · 12-01-2009, 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy Roberts

Jarred,

Is it possible to disclose the range of the 8x? ??mm - ??mm

Or is this item 21? Or you can't say for some competitive reason?

Very interested about this as well. That 8X super bundle is looking too good to pass up for Scarlet #1, even though I'd really like the interchangeable functionality (that'll have to be #2 haha).

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Perry Wilson Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 66	Hey jim I know you said that the S35 scarlet will be able to have electronic control over many manufactures lenses. Right now I have a 7D and was looking to spend some money on some goos zeiss glass I could use for the rest of my life. And now that zeiss is making the Canon based ZE lenses I would like to get those... but they don't have a manual Iris ring. So my question to you would be, when I buy my S35 will I be wishing I had bought the Nikon based ZF lenses with the manual Iris ring or will it be able to control the ZE's I really want? Thanks man you are my hero, for real man it is my hopes to work with or for your company when I finish film school. thanks man keep up the phenomenal work.