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Laforet + EPIC + Canon Mount + 600mm

Didnt Jim announce that all Canon mounts were going to be Titanium?

I am confused about the early "M" proto machined Canon titanium vs later production ones. Are they all going to be $2k apiece? Is there any difference at this point?

Regardless of your answers, I'm REALLY looking forward to getting one myself!
I am also looking forward to you doing this! :)
 
Tilt-Shift + Epic... wow, the possibilites there! I wonder how that new 8-15mm will play?

The canon 8-15L is a full frame lens so will work fine on epic, probably not a full circle on 5k - similar to what happens on an aps-c or APS-h sensor.
 
yes the first ones available will be titanium based.

Does this mean that there will be an aluminum or steel Canon mount at some point? At one time you said that there would be and then later Jim said that there wouldn't be. Just trying to plan ahead.
 
Does this mean that there will be an aluminum or steel Canon mount at some point? At one time you said that there would be and then later Jim said that there wouldn't be. Just trying to plan ahead.

I think your getting the two mounts mixed up. There is no Aluminum PL mount. Only Titanium PL mounts. Canon mounts will be Titanium to begin for all M and X customers. $2000 each. There may or may not be aluminum canon/nikon mounts down the road. Titanium is so much better in so many ways.. The only downside is that titanium is a lot more expensive than Aluminum... but well worth the price.

Just gotta wait and see :)
 
I think your getting the two mounts mixed up. There is no Aluminum PL mount. Only Titanium PL mounts. Canon mounts will be Titanium to begin for all M and X customers. $2000 each. There may or may not be aluminum canon/nikon mounts down the road. Titanium is so much better in so many ways.. The only downside is that titanium is a lot more expensive than Aluminum... but well worth the price.

Just gotta wait and see :)

$2K for a Canon mount is a bit pricey but at least its made out of Titanium and will literally last forever. Hopefully they will be ready right when Epic-Xs start shipping at the end of this month.
 
Also Vincent.. have you found away to get both 5 inche and BOMB working at the same time. ?

+1 on that...

would be awesome for a setup as small and light as possible to not have to use an additional module, or swap the sweet RED PRO Touchscreen for an hdmi /sdi based additional onboard monitor like smallhd or similar.

how would an extra port in the side ssd module sound instead of where the record button is?
 
$2K for a Canon mount is a bit pricey but at least its made out of Titanium and will literally last forever. Hopefully they will be ready right when Epic-Xs start shipping at the end of this month.

Wont be :( will follow by about 2 weeks.
 
Wont be :( will follow by about 2 weeks.

But the positive I'm reading into Jarreds post is that it seems that EPIC-X is on schedule...

Hee...hee...hee...
 
you guys know me way to well.

heh heh heh....
 
haha... you can't be excited and jump online man! thats what always happens! and then we get these trace elements of information.
 
you guys know me way to well.

heh heh heh....

:-)

Isn't it amazing what you can say without saying Jarred.

All smiles here :-)

Hee...hee...hee

We're getting so close I can taste it.......
 
Has the Canon mount 1,4X factor ?

Thanks

The RED EPIC shooting Full Frame 5K has a horizontal crop factor of approximately 1.3x compared to a 36x24mm Full-Frame 35mm photography camera.

This crop factor exists because of the sensor size, not the lens mount used. So PL-mount, Nikon mount, Canon mount; it doesn't matter. The crop factor remains the same so long as the comparative format (FF35) remains the same.

If you change the shooting format of the camera - down to 3K, for example - the crop factor will change because the sensor is windowed at that resolution, not down-sampled in camera.
 
Around 1913 the Leica camera designed by Oskar Barnack used 35 mm film, and proved that a format as small as 36 mm × 24 mm was suitable for professional photography.

135 film>>>

That means 24x36mm can be considered as a Leica full frame (film/digital) format.

How it compares with Epic 5K in terms of image size have a look below:

Summilux-PerformanceProof_02.jpg

Shot on Leica M9 with Summilux 35mm f/1.4 ASPH (additional text and graphics by SJ)

Download the full res image here>>>
 
Canon mount it cool, but I'm waiting for EPIC-X!!! :) I have been using the RPZ 17-50 on 9 of 10 jobes lately. I really love that lens as much as my Canon 24-70. Crazy scarp lens.
 
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