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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

A-cam IIK is the new kid on the block?!

It looks nice. I wonder how much different from the SP16 it will be. The SP16 is a tiny camera, about the size of my hand (I have big hands!) wich uses C-mount lenses. Its viewfinder is parallell mounted, so it's non-reflex.

One of the big questions (among many others) is what the sensor size will be, especially if it is meant to work with 35mm still lenses.
 
Steven-Marc said:
It looks nice. I wonder how much different from the SP16 it will be. The SP16 is a tiny camera, about the size of my hand (I have big hands!) wich uses C-mount lenses. Its viewfinder is parallell mounted, so it's non-reflex.

One of the big questions (among many others) is what the sensor size will be, especially if it is meant to work with 35mm still lenses.
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That looks like a c-mount lens in the picture.
 
pretty cool looking, this cam

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Stokestack said:
"Confusing" is a kind word for it. On the page devoted to their proposed digital camera, they have a "download sample footage" link that downloads totally irrelevant footage from their 16mm camera. And that footage suffers from poor execution and even worse processing and compression.

Their products may be perfectly good, but these guys do themselves a disservice by having unprofessional media on their site.
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Well observed.

Maybe they don't need the money...

Go figure!

:sarcasm:
 
From when I first saw the prototype SI camera to the machine today it has drastically changed physical design. Don't expect this camera to end up just like what you see in that picture. It is significantly smaller than their S-16 camera -- in fact I said it might be TOO small. I also had some other suggestions as I'm sure many others did as well. They're smart guys and I'm sure they'll take them into consideration before finishing their design. That's what a behind-the-curtain sneek peek is for. Personally I wish the photo had never made it to the web, as now they'll just get noise for any changes. Although I guess they are getting a lot of attention here...
 
Cool camera! Swedish camera ;-). I guess it will be a lot more expensive then Scarlet though.
 
Jonas Nyström said:
Cool camera! Swedish camera ;-). I guess it will be a lot more expensive then Scarlet though.
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Who knows?

If they could follow the Swedish "IKEA" or "H&M" like a production and pricing than we would get it for less than 1000 US $, Euro or "Svensk Krona".

But that's all about the key of RED product success.

You deal with celebrities to advertise your product and then sell thousand of them to the masses around the world for the lowest price possible.

Before you have to manage your R&D and your mass production fields somewhere in between China and California.

You made in Singapore.
 
The Third Man said:
Who knows?

If they could follow the Swedish "IKEA" or "H&M" like a production and pricing than we would get it for less than 1000 US $, Euro or "Svensk Krona".

But that's all about the key of RED product success.

You deal with celebrities to advertise your product and then sell thousand of them to the masses around the world for the lowest price possible.

Before you have to manage your R&D and your mass production fields somewhere in between China and California.

You made in Singapore.
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If the camera was like IKEA and HM you would have to build the camera yourself and the parts made by child workers in indonesia or china or some place like that.
 
Andreas Fernbrant said:
If the camera was like IKEA and HM you would have to build the camera yourself and the parts made by child workers in indonesia or china or some place like that.
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Andreas,

I see you are sort of "Swedish doing things" expert.

And all what I said about RED is a metaphor.

Nothing is real.

I'm not working for RED nor living in Sweden.

My observations are all "Made in Austria".
 
The Third Man said:
If they could follow the Swedish "IKEA" or "H&M" like a production and pricing than we would get it for less than 1000 US $, Euro or "Svensk Krona".
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If it's less than 1000 svenska kronor, it makes Scarlet look overpriced...
 
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