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Epic Accessories

Peter Lyons Collister ASC

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As more Epics are delivered I would love to know what accessories owner/operators might want to see available.
Besides the obvious I/O modules what other items specific to Epic would you want to see made available, either by RED or 3rd party manufacturers.
These could be modules or anything.

Because the form factor is smaller than the Red MX I might want to see scaled down items. (ie: EVF mounts, batteries, etc)

Peter
 
An inexpensive multi-input module (SDI, HDMI, etc...) would be a cool way to extend what you could do with Epic. Keep the lens cap on and use the brain as essentially a peerless portable real-time encoder ala NanoFlash...but RED compression. Don't know if it would be possible but could synch up with another Epic for recording additional HDRx™ brackets.

Oh, and a wireless, motorized FF motors and control module with a UI that can run on Iphone/Ipad, or PC with open SDK for the people to author their own UI on how to control the motors. Abilty to draw, edit, store, share, and playback curves for FIZ. Built, of course, with RED brilliant design and enginnering standards.
 
Until Red make their own(if they make their own), this might be the next best thing.
There was a thread a few weeks about about this product:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFUlVjB0Qwo

If RED decides not to make their own (I know there was talk about it making one before). It would be wicked for BrightView to make a module that can attach to the camera.
 
An inexpensive multi-input module (SDI, HDMI, etc...) would be a cool way to extend what you could do with Epic. Keep the lens cap on and use the brain as essentially a peerless portable real-time encoder ala NanoFlash...but RED compression.

if i remember right it will not be possible with redcode - but this info is at least more than 2 years old ;-)

best wishes,
martin
 
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