Paul Harb
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I agree this is a crucial release for Red moving forward. My only concern is since we are not seeing ANY footage from it yet it must be VERY far off from actual release which is a bummer but if thats what it takes for them to do it right, so be it.
I honestly think the NAB dog and pony upgrade show did Red a disservice by hyping up something that was so far off from actual release..that said .Im sure they felt it was needed to keep Red in the conversation as more companies come out with great 4k options but it did give the false impression that Dragon was close which obviously its not.
Im really looking forward to what Red has in store.
I honestly think the NAB dog and pony upgrade show did Red a disservice by hyping up something that was so far off from actual release..that said .Im sure they felt it was needed to keep Red in the conversation as more companies come out with great 4k options but it did give the false impression that Dragon was close which obviously its not.
Im really looking forward to what Red has in store.
We need to have patience.
In my humble opinion, RED is facing its most important release ever. Now there are many 4K cameras and 4K sensors around.
Before, with no (or little) competition, there was some leeway for incomplete releases, improvements down the road, continual color science updates etc
Now, with so many great options out there, a successful Dragon sensor out of the box is critical!
I personally want RED to take their time and deliver a winner right out of the box. They need time to make sure the launch is 100% successful.
George