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Jeff Kilgroe
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I've been conflicted over this for a while, but I'm definitely going to sell now.
RED EVF - excellent condition, always treated with care. Includes 2ft. EVF cable and 5" RED Arm.
ET EVF Mount - Perfect condition.
Both together for $3550 OBO
Why am I selling? ...Cold. Can't use it in the cold. I shoot mostly outdoors and even with an insulated warmer, heat packs, etc.. I can't use it in extreme cold. Call it frustration if you will, but I just spent a whole week shooting with two RED Ones and the two EVFs were barely usable even after piling all sorts of crap on top of them and the cameras. How cold? -7°F to -22°F (-21°C to -30°C). The cameras handled like champs as long as we kept the batteries warm, RED-RAM and CF media worked great. It wasn't hard to keep the LCDs warm, but the EVFs...
Anyway, sorry for the rant. It's for sale if anyone wants it. Hopefully the Bomb EVF will handle cold better. My warmer I made for the EVF handles just fine all the way down to about 0°F (-18°C), but past that I just can't seem to keep it warm enough for extended time periods or on remote hike-in locations.
RED EVF - excellent condition, always treated with care. Includes 2ft. EVF cable and 5" RED Arm.
ET EVF Mount - Perfect condition.
Both together for $3550 OBO
Why am I selling? ...Cold. Can't use it in the cold. I shoot mostly outdoors and even with an insulated warmer, heat packs, etc.. I can't use it in extreme cold. Call it frustration if you will, but I just spent a whole week shooting with two RED Ones and the two EVFs were barely usable even after piling all sorts of crap on top of them and the cameras. How cold? -7°F to -22°F (-21°C to -30°C). The cameras handled like champs as long as we kept the batteries warm, RED-RAM and CF media worked great. It wasn't hard to keep the LCDs warm, but the EVFs...
Anyway, sorry for the rant. It's for sale if anyone wants it. Hopefully the Bomb EVF will handle cold better. My warmer I made for the EVF handles just fine all the way down to about 0°F (-18°C), but past that I just can't seem to keep it warm enough for extended time periods or on remote hike-in locations.
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