Recent content by Jay Ho

Personally, I'd leave the dying battery installed and just run external timecode. Better than risking damaging a camera that can no longer be repaired.

Yep! It's worth having an in-camera ISO setting in the general ball park for what you need, since ISO still informs the human operator's visual perception of the overall exposure, so a radically out of line ISO value might prompt other, less desirable adjustments - like stopping down a lens...

There's no 1.5x anamorphic support in-camera on GEMINI, but you can still use your lens. Plan to desqueeze and crop in post. Use an SDI monitor with custom desqueeze settings to monitor in-camera.

To my understanding, it's not possible. You can adapt z mounts to other standards because of how shallow z mount is, but the reverse is not true. The z mount depth is too shallow to accommodate the behind the lens ND featured on XL.

Here's a quick link to one resource on this topic: https://www.reddigitalcinema.com/red-tech/low-light-capture

Are any moderators with ban/delete power still active? The entire RED DISCUSSION page is full of advertising spam posts and reporting them seems to do nothing.

I keep reporting the spam but I'm not seeing any of it getting taken down based on my reports.

You could submit a request on support.red.com or just make a new account to download firmware.

This often indicates a camera hardware failure affecting the wireless components. Submit a request at support.red.com.

There were a few different media options from RED ONE, ranging from CFast cards to the RED DRIVE and eventually even REDMAG 1.8" media. There were specific side modules for the CFast and 1.8" media options.

Prerecord works differently on DSMC3 and shouldn't be subject to the same concerns as DSMC2, FWIW.

The EXP ports are used for calibration: https://support.red.com/hc/en-us/articles/34074322066451-Custom-Calman-calibration-for-DSMC3-RED-Touch-7-0-LCD

There's no support for these custom bodies. They were part of some custom project that went to auction. Jarred made a post about them a while back.

The F2.8 version does not appear on the compatibility list, but the F4 version does: https://support.red.com/hc/en-us/articles/4405459069203-V-RAPTOR-Compatible-RF-and-EF-Lenses

That sounds odd. You can try RED's main line. They're pretty prompt calling back. Leave a message if you don't get a live agent.