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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 :)

Dragon....

This is good to hear! I now wonder what the turn around time will be for upgrading
 
Just in time to upgrade after I get back from Brazil.... And I need to add another Epic. How soon can we purchase Dragon M's?
 
Glad to hear all the good news! Saving up for the Motion Mount and Dragon upgrade this fall. Although maybe a new Dragon camera is a smarter move than an upgrade (avoiding down-time).
 
Jarred Land said:
Because the Dragon also has lower bottom end noise than the MX, You can still push the camera to where you want it.. and you will still get cleaner images than you did on Epic MX at any comparable ASA.
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Jarred, in the past you have said noise-wise Dragon 2000 is about the same as MX 800. Is this still the case?
 
Lauri Kettunen said:
Thanks a lot for the update. My intention is not at all to ask a nasty question, but just to collect information: Does this affect shooting in extremely cold, say close to -40C/-40F? The reason to ask is, when shooting with Epic and it gets down to -25C to -30C / -13F to -22F, typically the fan does not run at all.

What ever is the case, not a problem, but instead an issue of being equipped properly.
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Don't worry we covered that. The Dragon sensor board actually has a small heater on it.. This not only helps in cold situations, but gets the sensor up to temperature from rest quicker, and is much better at keeping that temperature stable in different environments.
 
Great News .Congratulations Red Team..............
 
Dragon you say? Oh yea, I'm ready to BURN this muthafuckin' place down!
 
Jarred Land said:
Don't worry we covered that. The Dragon sensor board actually has a small heater on it.. This not only helps in cold situations, but gets the sensor up to temperature from rest quicker, and is much better at keeping that temperature stable in different environments.
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Hi Jarred,

Is there a sensor temp-monitor system/warning and/or user selectable record/enable vs. sensor temp value,etc...?

Thank you very much

Fury
 
How's the upgrade going to go from a practical perspective - do we just wait one by one to receive the email that says

'You have one or more cameras that are eligible to be made frickin' awesome...'?

or will it be a collective 'you can send it when you like, but we'll process them in priority order' kind of deal? Small matters, but thats all there's left to obsess over now til the thing lands in my lap ;)
 
Jarred Land said:
Don't worry we covered that. The Dragon sensor board actually has a small heater on it.. This not only helps in cold situations, but gets the sensor up to temperature from rest quicker, and is much better at keeping that temperature stable in different environments.
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You guys are beyond amazing! Highly admire such passion to take care of every single detail.
 
great news!! shooting a feature film mid september for german televison. 21 days shoot. probably on epic, would be great to upgrade my epic before, but don't know if the camera comes back in time.
 
Jarred, Does that mean multiple ISO's could be used for HDRx instead of shutter speed? That would be incredible if we could have an X track capturing at 200ISO and A track capturing at 2000ISO with the same shutter speed. That would mean good bye to motion artifacts.
 
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