Jack Smith
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It's the business game and Red wont easily give up share of their pie.
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I hear what you are saying. The thing is, the Red One is EOL. Doesn't mean I don't use it but it's not 2010. We are seeing the fourth generation of Red Cameras and I'm just not sure how much more support for accessories we will see moving forward. Even the Red SSD is undergoing an upgrade so the standard SSDs will no longer be the "new" tech.Seriously Red? It's been more than 2 weeks, what about the answer you were supposed to give us? I come from a professional shooting and, damn, don't make me repeat what we all said before, "SHOOTING WITH A 16GB CARD IS UNACCEPTABLE IN EARLY 2014", a lot of shoot were cut before the end because of this DAMN LIMITATION!
I saw on the firmware specification (the last red one build) that "other CF brand are limited to 2k", so "shooting with other Cf cards" is possible.. Damn, i feel like you don't respect us because the dragon sensor is coming and people like us, with our "OLD RED ONE MX" we are so "Kitsch and has been like we say in french"..
Really? Is that what you think about us?
Because if it's the case, it is really really sad, the Red one Mx is the camera that made who you are today, just don't forget that, and people like us are just making the story continue..
Actually, now that you mention it, I kind of want that feature. Might be better than a Movi.Steve, thanks for the time you give to this thread, i really appreciate, but let's be realistic, we are not asking for a way to make our Red one fly by themselves with invisible wings, we are asking for something "logical".
Actually, I'm not sure about that. How their data is written to the card comes into play. I do believe there were cards on the market back when CF was more common that were not suitable for the job. Red decided to not take a risk that some cards would work, others might not. How that affects where we are in 2014, only Red has that answer, which is why you are asking and which is why I understand why you are asking it.Again, let's be honest, the third party brand limitation was purely marketing, and i can understand that, but we are close to 2014, and what was "marketingly valid" is no more logic, because like you said, the Red one mx is an EOL camera!
I believe most of the high end CF cards RED tested back in the days when CF was the format of choice were able to reliably handle 2K resolution. Hence there was less risk for them. As someone who owns the BMPCC and a Red I can tell you that the pocket cam has very specific needs in terms of the speeds on the SD card and really there is only one card I trust with RAW on that camera and it's the Sandisk 64GB 95MB/s card. Even with Prores recording those are the cards I stick with. I know they work and there is no mystery going into a shoot.And if they were so "worried" about our case, why let us use other Cf card brand on 2k mode? It's purely marketing, and like i said before, i can understand such a policy (even if i don't approve).
We are asking for something to be "REMOVED", A LIMITATION TO BE DELETED, and not for something to be made! It's much more easy to destroy than to build, and in our case, that's all we want!! This limitation does not make sense anymore, even the blackmagic pocket is capable of more with its Sd cards, seriously!
I would counter that despite the Red One and Epic having the same MX sensor inside that the newer processing hardware and tuning is what sets Epic apart from Red One, along with of course being able to take advantage of the 5K capabilities. Dragon is out there shooting on productions and although it's still in development, the camera is indeed a new generation and it does exist.Ow, about the fact that we are now at the 4th generation Red camera, let's dont forget that the Red one has the Mx sensor, just like the Last Red camera (the real dragon sensor doesn't exist yet (only few people have it, and more than that, it's not the final version, we all wait to see what the new color science is capable of, so i don't take it into account)..
At this point, I don't see why they wouldn't unless they have a very good reason for not doing it. Which leads me to think they have a very good reason for not doing it. From a business perspective, I suppose they are still selling the 16GB cards, so one could make the argument that they have some incentive to not remove that limitation but I'm not sure I would buy that argument. That ship has sailed in my opinion. I think they are doing the 16GB cards as a courtesy to Red One owners who may still need them. I can't imagine they are flying off the shelves and therefore it may have more to do with liability and certification. Honestly, I think anything you or I come up with is purely conjecture as only the folks at Red will have the true answer to their decision. I'd like to believe that if they felt third party options would help you guys out and they could remove the limitation without it being a liability for them, they would do it.Again, just remove this Damn Limitation, and let us create as comfortably as our time supposes, because i really feel like you don't respect us..
Seriously Red? It's been more than 2 weeks, what about the answer you were supposed to give us? I come from a professional shooting and, damn, don't make me repeat what we all said before, "SHOOTING WITH A 16GB CARD IS UNACCEPTABLE IN EARLY 2014", a lot of shoot were cut before the end because of this DAMN LIMITATION!
I saw on the firmware specification (the last red one build) that "other CF brand are limited to 2k", so "shooting with other Cf cards" is possible.. Damn, i feel like you don't respect us because the dragon sensor is coming and people like us, with our "OLD RED ONE MX" we are so "Kitsch and has been like we say in french"..
Really? Is that what you think about us?
Because if it's the case, it is really really sad, the Red one Mx is the camera that made who you are today, just don't forget that, and people like us are just making the story continue..
Hi Stephen & Jason,
I addressed it on another thread but we are working on it. Should have them available to ship by the first week of January.
http://www.reduser.net/forum/showth...m-with-upward-compatability-of-Red-One-camera
Regards,
Keegan
Lexar made the 8GB cards Red used.The really old 8gb Lexar card was compatible with the Red one, how can new generation of Cf cards be incompatible? It's only about a firmware restriction, unlock this Red, please, we all ask for that..
Jarred, what about your answer? You talked about some tests, what about the results (certainly positifs)?
Can someone tell me what is the exact model of Lexar 8gb card? I will contact Lexar too, they can certainly do something for us...
$4000? That is pretty steep. And more likely than not you'll need more than 1 SSD as it would be dangerous to do any shoot relying on one piece of media. If something goes wrong with it you need a backup (umless your Red drives are the backup).Hello all! And hello the Red Team! How are you?
We are in february now, is there any news about "tests" that have been made with the Sandisk Cf card?
Let us know, it would be great, the Red drive failed me several times recently, i'm afraid to use my red one mx in a professional project again, and the coast for the SSD solution is really expensive for someone who lives in Europe (Taxes + shipment, the price is about 4000$ for a SSd module + 128gb SSd, price of a brand new battle tested camera)..
We need this Cf solution, again, please, make it possible so Cf users will be able to use their camera safely.. I love my Red one Mx and i bought it to shoot my short and my feature film, but with what happened recently, i almost regret my purchase..
What's the max fps that red drives are able to do with red one mx sensor ?? Just trying to guage performance differences between cf cards and using red drives ??