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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 :)

EPIC is alive...

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Is that what I think it is?

Is that what I think it is?

Call me crazy, but is that an iPad in that shot, Jarred?
 
Man I love the size of that thing!

So great that the R1 was bigger and first on the scene
and now with this compact Red Giant on set
It will be easy to respect it with a name like Epic
especially after all the love of the new Mx R1

Looking good

So happy to get one soon
Please be soon :crazy:
 
can't wait....can't wait....
 
Maybe the pad is closer?

Maybe the pad is closer?

Joseph Hutson said:
If it was, the POCKET camera would also be alive. :001_cool:
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Heh, well, I was guessing it's much closer to the camera than the... errr... the camera. What I mean is the iPad is closer to the still camera taking the photo than the Epic is. Looks like the Epic is outside the DOF. The bezel sure looks to me exactly like an iPad, and I handled my fair share of them today.

I was hoping there would be a some sort of iPad monitoring app to take advantage of the WiFi built into the DSMCs. My understanding is the WiFi wouldn't send a live feed, but if it could at least send periodic stills, that could be very useful for logging.
 
Tim Nolte said:
Heh, well, I was guessing it's much closer to the camera than the... errr... the camera. What I mean is the iPad is closer to the still camera taking the photo than the Epic is. Looks like the Epic is outside the DOF. The bezel sure looks to me exactly like an iPad, and I handled my fair share of them today.

I was hoping there would be a some sort of iPad monitoring app to take advantage of the WiFi built into the DSMCs. My understanding is the WiFi wouldn't send a live feed, but if it could at least send periodic stills, that could be very useful for logging.
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haha. I catch your drift now.

As far as the periodic stills, that would be cool but I don't see that happening. We may have to wait just a little bit longer to see exactly what they intend to do with the WIFI connectivity...
 
I like the quib at Arri, or at least thats what I see. The obvious EPIC mounting ontop of Arri, almost victoriously. Great Symbolism here.
 
looks like a hp monitor you cant connect a video source to the Ipad im pretty sure
 
Speaking of cables... I dont think we have shown you this one yet.. it converts the DSMC power lemo to the legacy RED ONE lemo so you can still use all your RED ONE power options.. and those big RED BRICKS power EPIC for a very, very long time :)

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I like the monitor...

What's on the monitor more precisely.
 
The Monitor is a random 1080p HDMI monitor by HP.... The output of EPIC is 1080p (even during record ) so it looks pretty incredible.
 
Joseph Hutson said:
haha. I catch your drift now.

As far as the periodic stills, that would be cool but I don't see that happening. We may have to wait just a little bit longer to see exactly what they intend to do with the WIFI connectivity...
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A while ago I remember reading something about using the Red MD SDK to develop apps that would work over WiFi. (Roberto mentioned it here: http://www.reduser.net/forum/showpost.php?p=553131&postcount=2. He got the suggestion from Dino at the February Red Day.)

In any case, I'm sidetracking things from the really cool news of Epic's Epicness. Great news, and congratulations! I can't wait for NAB!
 
I have to say that when I held EPIC, fired it up and saw the images... I died and went to heaven.

Jim
 
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