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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 :)

delivery schedule

I love the idea of eastern European intrigue, escaped Nazi scientists, working with mysterium Russians in an underground bunker, on a small barren hill outside Prague.... "Move the jet under the cover Boris"....
 
TJ, step away from the Martini shaker.. lol
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KINOR - DC4K - Digital CinemaCamera - Made in Russia

KINOR - DC4K - Digital CinemaCamera - Made in Russia

regista said:
My guess would be that it's developed by UniqueICs in Russia. Hence, the "Boris" and "Natasha" names for the prototypes. Not to mention "Red" for the company.

Then again... "I'm Batman."
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If it would be Russian design then it would stay in Russia.
And already they've got it:

KINOR - DC4K - Digital CinemaCamera

http://www.kinor.ru/products/camera/dc4k/

KinorCam_new2.jpg
 
"As far as we mortals know, the lenses come from the same place that Mysterium does: RED."

Where they come from and where they're made are two different things ;-)
 
WHO cares where they come from?

MOST CMOS sensor companies have no single device to produce a CMOS wafer nor put the dies into a housings and such. So the one man or small team of scientists theory might be real. I do not think the guys are directly on Jim's payroll, because if they don't match the target he will not likely pay for nothing (we all know it is already working on prototypes, so thats out of question). But for such a "sensitive" component I'd expect him to have placed an order to an well suited engineering company with some history in that context. And there are more than you might think...

CMOS design is engineering, mainly. They make design with software and generate the files for lithography, send them off to asian CMOS fabs and get in return their "products". All they need is the software and knowledge of what they do.

Ok, it must not be asia in this case, but it could be and doesn't really matter in the end.

If you have like 500,000 to 1,000,000 US$ you can go to companies e.g. like Cypress / FillFactory and they make your custom chip if you like, from ground up. And there are many others that can do this. But be sure, THEY do not make the Mysterium, not to start something wrong here...

All I hope is that only kind of camouflage like pattern involved in the Mysterium chip looks like a well aligned Bayer pattern and nothing else. Or who wants a 4K sepia tone camera :)) Me not, not in first place...

Axel
 
Tom said:
LMAO, how are you going to buy a 4K cinema camera from a company that presents a photo on its front page of its camera looking like it was taken with a fucking fax machine. hahaha.
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Hey now, don't ever judge a book by its cover. :sarcasm:
 
davecw said:
I heard the lenses were made by Cooke...made in England :-)
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I've said it time and time again, the 18-50 displayed at the RED booth at NAB read "Made in the UK" on the bottom, I SWEAR.
 
I do, but it would probably be better if I didn't say anything. However, if memory serves, someone on another post got it right. Time to do some digging :)

Peter
 
Peter Richardson said:
I do, but it would probably be better if I didn't say anything. However, if memory serves, someone on another post got it right. Time to do some digging :)

Peter
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Sureeee you know. :detective2:
 
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