Martin Weiss
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Wishing all my fellow redusers a happy and exciting 2013.
Take a little step back and think about some crazy ideas and humble wishes that you would like RED to deliver in the coming year. No framerates on Scarlet, please.
I'll just start — a couple of years ago RED gave away a R1 for the best idea. The idea that won was that the camera could record a separate depth channel in the same resolution, thus giving totally new possibilities for post production. Would love to get that in a next generation camera/brain.
Jim has already mentioned that they are working on a Lightfield camera; would be cool to have one of those in a decent resolution.
I'd love it if RED could open up a bit more, and allow for camera plug-ins to be developed by 3rd parties — just think photo apps for iPhone on steroids. And while opening up, it would be amazing if 3rd parties would be allowed to develop hardware modules.
Not a dream, but a continuing hope, are for larger cheap, slow SSDs for documentary (Heck, maybe even a module that would accept 4 off-the-shelves SSDs and make a RAID out of them). And the possibility to delete at least the last shot.
Would also be fun to have the option for auto-iris with a programmable "smoothness" — where one could set priorities such as "preserve highlights", "preserve shadows", "balanced", etc.
I want the REDmote Pro asap, preferably delivered alongside the +1 in February.
Electronic lenses?
Take a little step back and think about some crazy ideas and humble wishes that you would like RED to deliver in the coming year. No framerates on Scarlet, please.
I'll just start — a couple of years ago RED gave away a R1 for the best idea. The idea that won was that the camera could record a separate depth channel in the same resolution, thus giving totally new possibilities for post production. Would love to get that in a next generation camera/brain.
Jim has already mentioned that they are working on a Lightfield camera; would be cool to have one of those in a decent resolution.
I'd love it if RED could open up a bit more, and allow for camera plug-ins to be developed by 3rd parties — just think photo apps for iPhone on steroids. And while opening up, it would be amazing if 3rd parties would be allowed to develop hardware modules.
Not a dream, but a continuing hope, are for larger cheap, slow SSDs for documentary (Heck, maybe even a module that would accept 4 off-the-shelves SSDs and make a RAID out of them). And the possibility to delete at least the last shot.
Would also be fun to have the option for auto-iris with a programmable "smoothness" — where one could set priorities such as "preserve highlights", "preserve shadows", "balanced", etc.
I want the REDmote Pro asap, preferably delivered alongside the +1 in February.
Electronic lenses?