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35mm telephoto FOV on Red, and CMOS wobble

Steve Harryman

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I'm interested in how well Red handles wildlife--specifically what FOV/Mag.Ratio are you getting with your Nikon telephotos? 2x if cropped? Most important question----with the Red CMOS sensor and extreme telephoto, how bad is the CMOS wobble. It's the only thing holding me back until I hear from Jim, Gibby and others who actually have experience with shooting wildlife with long telephotos on Red. Barry Green's comments on DVXuser seem to make sense that I will experience bad wobble with any CMOS camera--Red included--at high magnification, i.e. using a long Nikon/Canon telephoto, even with Red's faster CMOS timing. I would like to hear from those of you who actually can speak to this with experience to help me decide on Scarlet or Red---or having to stick with CCDs the rest of my life :( Thanks.
 
I went on a RED test with a Canon 100-400 L series zoom and didn't notice any wobble at all, even at full zoom.
 
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