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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 :)

Enter the Dragon

Man I just purchased my Scarlet over the Red 1 with the hopes of an upgrade path to dragon in the future!!! Hopefully this trade in deal will make my decision to buy a Scarlet a little easier to swallow. Nevertheless it's still good news!!! Good Job Team Red, now let's talk price!!!:emote_popcorn:
 
I should add, this is not something film ever did. Never like this. We're past that now.
 
Wow, and a very happy new year to you all too.

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Hmm, I know it would not be anything spectacular all along. So now I will sell our Epic M and follow Josh and the others to over to get inline for a BMC cinema camera, or maybe not.... :drool:.
 
This is the equivalent to HDRx +5. Native. I guess we just obsoleted HDRx. Oh, well. Progress.

Jim
 
HOLY CRAP! That's amazing. Scarlet owners should be happy. And something not yet brought up. The Red One trade-in program resulted in 4k for 4k. Sooner or later those traded Scarlets will be set loose on the world as BT units!

Anyone still waiting for S35 2k for 2k, form an orderly line to the left...
 
Lets see how long it takes Arri and Sony to come up with some baloney and say that 20 stops of DR isn't necessary, etc... RED has just bested their very finest and at a time where they're just starting to adopt 4K which RED did 5 years ago...
 
I think everyone was waiting to see what you guys would post on NYE -- sample images, perhaps some footage, etc. I don't think anyone was expecting this. I think this'll keep the masses happy... for tonight, at least. Thanks for posting, makes it a happy NYE and an interesting Year of the Snake to come.
 
Yeah, "21 stops of DR is of no use. 13.5 stops is precisely the correct amount. And 6k? We've been saying for years now that 4k is what the industry needs."
 
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