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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 :)

Dec. 3rd responses here...

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i'm also saying that the FF35 is the camera people really want and if there was a way (of course there is) they'd jump over the SS35 option and head directly to the FF35.

But what I'm asking is what is the SS35 to FF35 upgrade....$35K.

all kudos/thanks to Jim and co but its a legitimate question isn't it??

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David,

The jump from S35 EPIC to Monstro FF would be $35k...only if you kept the S35 brain. I don't see how this could be any other way. They are completely different specs, so any other discounted path wouldn't make sense at all from a business standpoint. If you want to upgrade to FF monstro in 2010, go for EPIC X, then sell the brain when Monstro comes out.
 
RedRay VTR is the answer to your question. :w00t:

Ah, so little has been said about that--I forgot. Do you think the RedRay will really be able to handle 28K?

That's a about a 441 Megapixel still image (if my math is right at a 16x9 aspec ratio) x 30 per second. Insane.

We better get down to $1/terabyte of storage pretty quick--is all I'm saying.
 
Well...


Criticisms: I wish you would be more specific about things.


I think this info falls under the SUBJECT to CHANGE.

and based on the crit. and comments they get on the renders alone, i think they're leaving it out on purpose for more reasons then just marketing.
 
David,

The jump from S35 EPIC to Monstro FF would be $35k...only if you kept the S35 brain. I don't see how this could be any other way. They are completely different specs, so any other discounted path wouldn't make sense at all from a business standpoint. If you want to upgrade to FF monstro in 2010, go for EPIC X, then sell the brain when Monstro comes out.
i hope jim may fix all this mess.. i'm sorry but i'm not a geek store.
 
Wow jarred you have your hands full tonight
so funny too be trying to catch the new info amongst the fighting
like talking under a table at a bar fight
but funny and cool non the less
i here you david and stephen, even if it means i get a chair thrown at me....
whoa!!!!!!
look out! hahaha lol

thanks red and jarred.
still blown away by your new stuff and i know everyone else is
just some people so strung out on red they cant get enough of your freebies
red junkies ; ) lol
My name is Michael and im a RED junkie:angry03: :) :w00t:
 
This Epic X thing seems pretty cool. I'm soooo curious what this "select" thing is all about. The skeptic in me sees it like when they write on DV tapes "better color." But Jim knows he's not talking to fools, so there's got to be something cool going into the "select" sensors.
 
Ah, so little has been said about that--I forgot. Do you think the RedRay will really be able to handle 28K?

That's a about a 441 Megapixel still image (if my math is right at a 16x9 aspec ratio) x 30 per second. Insane.

We better get down to $1/terabyte of storage pretty quick--is all I'm saying.

Not to mention the I/O data rate - I posted a couple weeks ago that, in my opinion, it's going to take years before optical media can be read at such a high data rate. It's one thing to cram all the bits onto the plastic but anothr thing to read it all back fast enough to maintain a 30FPS video signal.

And that was the allure of RedRay - it's not just a playback unit but a real-time playback unit. Now we could approach those crazy read speeds with solid state media....
 
You're taking it out of context. I thought he was asking what 4K resolution was in terms of MP.

Sorry! That's what I meant. I just want to know that the Mysterium X S35 and FF35, etc. would be in terms of the digital slr cameras out there.
 
This Epic X thing seems pretty cool. I'm soooo curious what this "select" thing is all about. The skeptic in me sees it like when they write on DV tapes "better color." But Jim knows he's not talking to fools, so there's got to be something cool going into the "select" sensors.
Sensor binning.
 
Sorry! That's what I meant. I just want to know that the Mysterium X S35 and FF35, etc. would be in terms of the digital slr cameras out there.
No, I should apologize.

But like <insert name here sorry> said, it depends on the debayering algorithm implemented.
 
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