Can i leave a Scarlet switch on 24/7???

[David Rasberry]

Sounds like what you need is an industrial IP video camera, not a Scarlet.

 

[Dave Barak]

I am certainly curious - who would know the answer to that question? I have a few ethereal questions of my own I'd like to ask that person! :001_huh:

You mean like "Is there a god?" :devil:

 

[Terry VerHaar]

You mean like "Is there a god?" :devil:

That might be a good start.

 

[Robert Frank]

You mean like "Is there a god?" :devil:

To which I sometimes reply "why do you ask?"

 

[Wayne Morellini]

I am certainly curious - who would know the answer to that question? I have a few ethereal questions of my own I'd like to ask that person! :001_huh:

I was going to say I knew approximately, but other people have already cottoned onto it. The engineers should have an approximate estimation of this of the projected design (for given temperatures) given it turns out as planned. I think you might run into problems, given the aggressive nature of the design, days yes, but at high temperatures in another things, or all year.

Apart from security cameras (which have HD these days) industrial cameras can be used. Elphel, that are doing a digital cinema camera project, do IP cameras.

If low light performance is important, then samsung has a camera that will probably beat the pants off the scarlet, uses a special Korean sensor that archives 2000 times 100% QE. Unfortunately I do not know if a HD version is out.

 

[Terry VerHaar]

Actually, Wayne. I was being sarcastic. I guess I am not that good at it.:laugh:

I think Dave caught it!

 

[Simon Dunne]

I was going to say I knew approximately, but other people have already cottoned onto it. The engineers should have an approximate estimation of this of the projected design (for given temperatures) given it turns out as planned. I think you might run into problems, given the aggressive nature of the design, days yes, but at high temperatures in another things, or all year.

Apart from security cameras (which have HD these days) industrial cameras can be used. Elphel, that are doing a digital cinema camera project, do IP cameras.

If low light performance is important, then samsung has a camera that will probably beat the pants off the scarlet, uses a special Korean sensor that archives 2000 times 100% QE. Unfortunately I do not know if a HD version is out.

Many thanks for the constructive reply Wayne. That's the sort of answer i was looking for. If RED can't/won't answer (not that i'm demanding one at all!) then i'd rather a post like yours, than the rest of this junk that has filled 3 pages now!! :rant:

 

[Wayne Morellini]

Many thanks for the constructive reply Wayne. That's the sort of answer i was looking for. If RED can't/won't answer (not that i'm demanding one at all!) then i'd rather a post like yours, than the rest of this junk that has filled 3 pages now!! :rant:

Exactly, often we could cut out 90% of posts, and still have room for some objective contemplation.

 

[Wayne Morellini]

Actually, Wayne. I was being sarcastic. I guess I am not that good at it.:laugh:

I think Dave caught it!

I was just being objective again.

 

[Wayne Morellini]

Many thanks for the constructive reply Wayne. That's the sort of answer i was looking for. If RED can't/won't answer (not that i'm demanding one at all!) then i'd rather a post like yours, than the rest of this junk that has filled 3 pages now!! :rant:

Sorry, I should have said "days maybe yes". With all the ill health I have been having it is hard to retain everything in mind.