Brian Timmons
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I'm already in contact with RED but seeing if others experienced this issue.
Was on a recent shoot for a client that requires me to boot back and forth between RED RAW to ProRES.
After the camera initially shot several clips in RED RAW I had to boot into ProRES and started getting
"Hardware Error 105" and a "Record Error" screen.
After several of these errors I shutdown the camera, pulled the battery, let it sit for a minute, and also
changed the CFast card. After rebooting my Komodo started to record normal again for several shots.
I again had to switch back to RED RAW where the errors started to occur again.
I eventually rolled the firmware back to the older 1.7.5 version where my Komodo worked like normal and finished the shoot day.
Back home, I reinstalled 1.8.3 but still encountered the issue.
I reached out to RED where they suggested a hardware reset which is part of the normal troubleshooting protocol.
Even after hard reseting I still get the issue.
It's odd because it seems to occur more when in ProRES mode and in RED RAW if it occurs it seems to clear
up after shutting down and letting it sit for a few minutes and booting back up.
Anyone else experience anything like this on the new 1.8.3 firmware?
Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA
Was on a recent shoot for a client that requires me to boot back and forth between RED RAW to ProRES.
After the camera initially shot several clips in RED RAW I had to boot into ProRES and started getting
"Hardware Error 105" and a "Record Error" screen.
After several of these errors I shutdown the camera, pulled the battery, let it sit for a minute, and also
changed the CFast card. After rebooting my Komodo started to record normal again for several shots.
I again had to switch back to RED RAW where the errors started to occur again.
I eventually rolled the firmware back to the older 1.7.5 version where my Komodo worked like normal and finished the shoot day.
Back home, I reinstalled 1.8.3 but still encountered the issue.
I reached out to RED where they suggested a hardware reset which is part of the normal troubleshooting protocol.
Even after hard reseting I still get the issue.
It's odd because it seems to occur more when in ProRES mode and in RED RAW if it occurs it seems to clear
up after shutting down and letting it sit for a few minutes and booting back up.
Anyone else experience anything like this on the new 1.8.3 firmware?
Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA
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