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4.8" LCD screen

Where is it?


NEW 2/3" MYSTERIUM X SENSOR
1-120 FPS (180FPS BURST)
UP TO 100 MB/SEC REDCODE RAW AND RGB RECORDING TO DUAL COMPACT FLASH
4.8" LCD
8X T2.8 RED ZOOM LENS
FULL AUTO OR FULL MANUAL SHOOTING MODES
HDMI and HD-SDI
FIREWIRE 800 and USB2
STILL MODE
COMPATIBLE WITH MANY RED ONE ACCESSORIES
WI-FI CONTROL

I can't find it.
 
If you look at photos of the silver mockup from the back, it looks like the area on the left hand side is a flip out LCD. You can see the seam where it would be and the little notch you use to open it.
 
I'm of the opinion that the LCD is not integrated into the camera body at all; I think the LCD (along with audio options, etc) will all be external accessories -- thought the LCD is included in the cost of the camera here, obviously.
 
Here's the photo. Doesn't the panel with the Red logo look exactly like a flip out LCD?

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Wonder if it'd be feasible to make a hybrid LCD/EVF similar to what Sony did with the EX3. Seems like that'd be an ideal solution for Scarlet. Or sell an optional snap-on eye piece for the included LCD to keep the base kit price low.
 
Sorry, I am not seeing it. The photos of the Red One, though it doesn't actually have one, looks more likely to have one than the Scarlet from that photo.

4.8" lcd? That's huge! The image of the full mock up has what looks like a 4.8" lcd on top. For one to be integrated into the body would require a 3.84"x2.88" Lcd plus frame for flip out purposes. Doesn't seem likely given the hand held size.

Anyone else see the problem here?
 
agreed 100% knock out -- the camera looks to be one solid piece - certainly no lines where a panel would be meeting with the rest of the body.

Plus, it'd make no sense from a practical perspective. A screen that size would run right into the handles - you'd have no way to hold the camera and look at the thing. And don't even think about setting the camera on your shoulder if you wanted to look at a flip-out screen...

Remember what Jim said, folks; this is a pro camera, some people's complaints about the (allegedly) fixed lens aside. Along with that is going to come flexibility, and modularity. The prosumer design conventions have been tossed out the window.
 
couple of pics i posted in the RED One section...

looks like the RED branded panel on the left could become the flip-out. on RED One that's where the CF card goes - on Scarlet they're down the bottom at the back.
 
agreed 100% knock out -- the camera looks to be one solid piece - certainly no lines where a panel would be meeting with the rest of the body.

It's just a mockup milled out of a solid piece of aluminum isn't it? I don't think it's a functioning prototype.
 
LoL, Scarlet is pretty much a brick with an extruding cylinder (physically).
 
I see the head of R2D2 sticking out of the back of that albino Scarlet. Is he trapped inside?
 
The flip out 4.8" lcd is closed on the models.
 
Nice photos!

Thanks for sharing!

ATF
 
Is it gonna be on the left side of the Scarlet where is say RED...

anyway, shouldn't it say SCARLET

just a thought...
 
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