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October 30th Announcement Feedback

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Can i get scarlet 2/3 or fixed with in 3 or 4 months? uhh its too much waiting waiting and waiting how long we have to wait more?
 
Jarred Land said:
The biggest difference is Audio.. The Pro I/O has Digital Audio inputs, Plus it has full size XLR Audio Outputs ( no audio output on the base I/O ), and an additional AUX power output.
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But there is a monitoring headphone output for sure, right?

David
 
Just getting into the threads and like what I'm reading. Just the road I believe Red should be paving and so excited to come along.

Well done Red team! Now let's see who is really serious about taking the ride,,

Thanks
 
Just got home and checked the announcements. Without getting into the details, I know I want to upgrade somehow. May have to get a second job now to meet the 30 day deadline once available. This is a major game changer for me and an exciting time to be alive. There I said it and it's true.
 
Lots of changes! Like others I'm interested to know how many Tattoos there will be?

Also- can we no longer upgrade the Red One to the new sensor and then upgrade the camera later? (That was my original plan ...)

Lastly, I'm a little disappointed that there is no sample footage to go along with the announcement. I realize that come of the stills were taken with the sensor, but I was hoping that we would get to see where things are at - especially in terms of low light ...
 
i'm curious as to what the expectations are for scarlets low-light ability. Epic is listed from iso 200 - 8000, can we assume the scarlet will have similar functionality? I love the 5d and 7d's ability in low-light and can't wait to get something like that, but I really want to wait for the scarlet.
 
Jarred Land said:
The biggest difference is Audio.. The Pro I/O has Digital Audio inputs, Plus it has full size XLR Audio Outputs ( no audio output on the base I/O ), and an additional AUX power output.
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Is there analog audio in on the Pro I/O in addition to the digital audio in (for a camera mounted mike for run-and-gun docs, or simply as a scratch track)?
 
Just noticed this as well:

LDS and /i Data enabled PL Mount

YES!!! LDS Support. THANK YOU JIM.

I've been bugging you... and you DO listen!

Good move.

M
 
oh and another question that may or may not get answered. If you are shooting at 24fps at a lower resolution ie: 2k or 1080 scaled, will the amount of data be lower as well? ie: shooting docs, will you have longer record times on your media?
 
Mark Pedersen said:
Just noticed this as well:

LDS and /i Data enabled PL Mount

YES!!! LDS Support. THANK YOU JIM.

I've been bugging you... and you DO listen!

Good move.

M
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No kidding, Mark. It is like a dream come true. We did ask for it and it is there! So exciting! I want it tomorrow :cheers2:
 
Will there be a starter pack like with the REDOne with a plate and a shoulder pad and two grips?

Will a charger be sold separately or is it included with the Power Module/2 Battery combo?
 
Are the gyros an Epic only features or also in the Scarlets? Which Scarlets if so? FF35 Scarlet is really well positioned as a fantastic FX cam which could be a staple product for FX houses to just keep on hand for shooting fx plates, spec projects and reference video. The Gyros would be a perfect addition to the FF35 line... and they can't possibly be that expensive since the WiiMote Plus sells for $30 and is really quite good.

Or could the gyros be a module? Maybe put in like 20 of them for $500 and get super clean super accurate data above and beyond the standard camera data.
 
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gyros

Gavin Greenwalt said:
The Gyros would be a perfect addition to the FF35 line... and they can't possibly be that expensive since the WiiMote Plus sells for $30 and is really quite good.

Or could the gyros be a module? Maybe put in like 20 of them for $500 and get super clean super accurate data above and beyond the standard camera data.
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I think it all depends on how much accuracy you need- I haven't seen the specs on whatever Red is doing with theirs, but I can assure you that there are gyros sold that cost a lot more than $30. :smile5:
 
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