difference between fixed and cinema?

[Tom Kurowski]

As you can see this is only my second post so before anyone starts chewing at my butt I did a search and could not find any threads on this (That is if i searched correctly) so my question is, "is there a big difference between the fixed and cinema scarlet ?" And my second question is anyone know of a release da.......ONLY KIDDING! :biggrin5:
tom

 

[Kristopher Colavecchio]

Welcome to Reduser.

As far as we know the major differences are a larger body size to accommodate the fixed lens. As well as the fixed lens will have "fly by wire" controls and be sold in a kit package to let you "shoot out of the box". other than that the original specs were more or less the same on the brains. I would check back in on Friday because things are always subject to change.

 

["jack willingham]

2 days! exciting times indeed!
been following the progress for 2 years now....can't wait for friday!

 

[Kristopher Colavecchio]

2 days! exciting times indeed!
been following the progress for 2 years now....can't wait for friday!

Seriously I feel like im 12 years old again waiting for christmas morning.

 

[Dave Barak]

Seriously I feel like im 12 years old again waiting for christmas morning.

I feel like I'm TWO years old again, waiting for Christmas morning. Including the pee stain at my crotch. :biggrinjester:

 

[Eddy Robinson]

I'm unclear about what the 'fly by wire' controls are. Does it mean zoom, aperture, focus etc. are controlled from a single servo ring rather than having 3 manual rings?

 

[David Rasberry]

At least from previous renders the only ring on the lens is the focus ring. Everything else is internal.

 

[Bill Holden]

At least from previous renders the only ring on the lens is the focus ring. Everything else is internal.

There has been a "render" of a fixed-lens Scarlet? I don't remember one....