DSLR-killer...

[Jarred Land]

again... please post any "wish lists" in the new section... thx.

 

[Jason Wingrove]

Thanks again for all of this Jim & Jarred,
Changing the world of imaging.. one tease at a time

jas

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[Jarred Land]

one tease at a time

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I prefer " Tantalize "

heh heh heh.

 

[Jannard]

Once we have the RED ONE, Epic, Scarlet and our DSMC released, all you will need to do is pick one (or more) and UPGRADE!

Jim

 

[Rob Martin]

Once we have the RED ONE, Epic, Scarlet and our DSMC released, all you will need to do is pick one (or more) and UPGRADE!

Jim

This is the key for me... upgradeability.

I've been spending mega bucks every two years to maintain a set of DSLR's for the Mrs and I.

A Scarlet and a "Blood Red" DSMC (2 each) would rock our worlds.

Rob

 

[Jared Caldwell]

Once we have the RED ONE, Epic, Scarlet and our DSMC released, all you will need to do is pick one (or more) and UPGRADE!

Jim

Does this mean that Scarlet will be upgradable after all? (Hopefully the sensor as well!)

 

[Jannard]

Jarred, Matt, Deanan, Jon and I all think this is the coolest thing in the pipeline...

Jim

 

[Peter Majtan]

Not long ago You thought exactly the same about Scarlet, no offense...

 

[Jon Sagud]

Not just the coolest thing in the pipeline..... the coolest thing ever

 

[Deanan]

Not just the coolest thing in the pipeline..... the coolest thing ever

Coolest...? It's f**king perfect.
I've run out of things to dream of in a camera.
(for now

 

[Jared Caldwell]

What is DSMC aiming towards? Scarlet has been toted by Big Jon to be the "everyday" camera, offering high quality professional cinema footage, as well as high quality still images, that is small enough to take with you everywhere. The RED ONE seems to be aimed towards the professional filmmaker that wants the resolution and interchangable lenses of 35mm film. Epic seems to be aimed towards those that need to have it all.

Where does DSMC fit into my life as a filmmaker? (Hopefully, in my pocket, or at least in a small case! )

When I think "DSLR", there are certain things that come to mind when dealing with the technology curve (better sensors, more resolution, wash-rinse-repeat, etc...). I have a sneaking suspension that this new camera will outperform those in the market, but also do things that are completely new and different in the DSLR world...

Exciting!

 

[Jannard]

Interestingly enough, DSMC does not compete with, or interfere with, Scarlet or Epic. It just makes DSLRs look like the past.

Jim

 

[Zakaree Sandberg]

I notice alot of reference to just epic or scarlet..when comparing new products..
is the red one the middle child that no one likes anymore?

 

[Tom Lowe]

The way you are talking about this makes me think that any of my mental guesses about it are going to be way off!

Is it going to use any existing glass (Canon EF, medium format, etc)?

Will it record 2K 24p or higher specs?

 

[Jannard]

I notice alot of reference to just epic or scarlet..when comparing new products..
is the red one the middle child that no one likes anymore?

The RED ONE is the 1st child. It is the one that changed an industry. It will never be forgotten and never abandoned. It is upgradeable. It just got left off the last post because it is not a new model. RED ONE forever...

Jim

 

[Jannard]

The way you are talking about this makes me think that any of my mental guesses about it are going to be way off!

Is it going to use any existing glass (Canon EF, medium format, etc)?

Will it record 2K 24p or higher specs?

If we answer one question... we'll need to answer more. We believe it marks the end of DSLRs. That's all we can say right now.

Jim

 

[Pierce Cook]

RED ONE forever

As I'm looking to hopefully put my reservation in within a week or two, this is refreshing! Excellent!

4. Love this industry. Stay up 18 hours a day working on it. Have great people around you as passionate as you are.

Exactly my sentiments!

Thanks again for all you guys are doing. Let us know if we can help!

 

[Jared Caldwell]

If we answer one question... we'll need to answer more. We believe it marks the end of DSLRs. That's all we can say right now.

Jim

Not asking about the actual specs of the camera, but I am curious as to how far along you are already on it.

Do you already have a prototype? Do you already have a lot of work done on it, or are you still very much in the design stage of the camera?

 

[Mark Thorpe]

Ahh so I still have time to upgrade my 400D, hone skills some more and then explode with "RAGE"

 

[Casey Green]

This is extremely exciting news. As always, you are raising the bar.

My only concern is that RED keeps attention focused on perfecting the RED ONE and Workflow as soon as possible.

Rock on.