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axel ebermann
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Jarred just commented on the stage 3 process and simultaneously taking orders for stage 4:
"we need to be able to take new camera orders during that long stage 3/3.5 process... because it is going to take along time"
Wow. I admit that really takes the wind out of my sails.
The "Beta Tattoo Program" apparently already churned out over a thousand Epic M's. Then stage 2 was processed as announced. Now apparently the Scarlet - formerly
known as the Epic-S - is shipping in numbers.
I slowly but surely can't help the feeling that by the time I will finally get my Epic-X all of my clients will have moved on.
Stage 3 sounded like a great deal. It was one of my major motivations for taking all of my savings and buying a Red One back then. But if a modern camera has a lifespan
of three to four years and I am locked into a schedule where I am getting it years after everybody else it becomes really disheartening.
"we need to be able to take new camera orders during that long stage 3/3.5 process... because it is going to take along time"
Wow. I admit that really takes the wind out of my sails.
The "Beta Tattoo Program" apparently already churned out over a thousand Epic M's. Then stage 2 was processed as announced. Now apparently the Scarlet - formerly
known as the Epic-S - is shipping in numbers.
I slowly but surely can't help the feeling that by the time I will finally get my Epic-X all of my clients will have moved on.
Stage 3 sounded like a great deal. It was one of my major motivations for taking all of my savings and buying a Red One back then. But if a modern camera has a lifespan
of three to four years and I am locked into a schedule where I am getting it years after everybody else it becomes really disheartening.