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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Major Announcement- July 6th

My bet is on a camera phone of somekind to compete with Samsung and Apple. Can you imagine a modular smartphone the price of an iPhone 7 plus that does Redcode Video?!
 
Aiden Franklin said:
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So, do you mean he will be selling that clip Aiden?.. :smiley:
 
So, Jim didn't answer what deposit range we should clear away on our cards. So, maybe the deposit will likely be $1000 or less.
 
GPS trackers for RED equipment like the new TILE?

And I know a LOT of us would love a 7" monitor with a much thinner bezel to reduce it's overall size and weight. Please please please? :smiley:
 
Wayne Morellini said:
So, Jim didn't answer what deposit range we should clear away on our cards. So, maybe the deposit will likely be $1000 or less.
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He said that we would be able to buy many for the price it has. However, "many" is very different between people with millions of dollars in their banks and others who struggle day to day. I would believe that it's around $3000, depending on what it is though haha, but comparing to the "3K for 3K" which was the Scarlets first iteration, those cameras were said to be "priced so people could potentially buy many".

If this is in fact aimed as a consumer tech, like Iphones and such, it will probably not cost more than $2000 though, otherwise it would be a hard sell, whatever it is. People are generally reluctant to pull out $2000 for something, that's mostly an investment they save for over a longer run.
 
Christoffer Glans said:
He said that we would be able to buy many for the price it has. However, "many" is very different between people with millions of dollars in their banks and others who struggle day to day. I would believe that it's around $3000, depending on what it is though haha, but comparing to the "3K for 3K" which was the Scarlets first iteration, those cameras were said to be "priced so people could potentially buy many".

If this is in fact aimed as a consumer tech, like Iphones and such, it will probably not cost more than $2000 though, otherwise it would be a hard sell, whatever it is. People are generally reluctant to pull out $2000 for something, that's mostly an investment they save for over a longer run.
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I think I know what it might be (not saying) but if so I reckon $4000.00 price point-ish? And maybe multiple mystery widgets $220.00 a piece ... See if this gets deleted or not. :-) (whistling)...

'nuf said.

If it is what I think it is then it is a MAJOR contribution to the "Digital world". Well overdue IMO (if it is what I "think" it is, without sounding too much like a crazy person ... Too late, RED FEVER will no doubt take hold in a few hours, it's very contagious... watch out!).
 
What about an 8K Red TV or Prosumer Laser device, with a new wifi chip capable of being paired to a streaming service able to provide 8K content, all under a Red ecosystem? With screens starting at 84" and going all the way to 200"? Buzzillion colors, incredible out of this world contrast, etc, etc?
 
Christoffer Glans said:
He said that we would be able to buy many for the price it has. However, "many" is very different between people with millions of dollars in their banks and others who struggle day to day. I would believe that it's around $3000, depending on what it is though haha, but comparing to the "3K for 3K" which was the Scarlets first iteration, those cameras were said to be "priced so people could potentially buy many".

If this is in fact aimed as a consumer tech, like Iphones and such, it will probably not cost more than $2000 though, otherwise it would be a hard sell, whatever it is. People are generally reluctant to pull out $2000 for something, that's mostly an investment they save for over a longer run.
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Christopher. I'm only referring to a possible size of a deposit to reserve the order. The product could still be a lot more expensive, or a lot less.
 
Brent G Miller Jr said:
GPS trackers for RED equipment like the new TILE?

And I know a LOT of us would love a 7" monitor with a much thinner bezel to reduce it's overall size and weight. Please please please? :smiley:
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Give the man candy. Still a good idea, but through a camouflaged signal, with intelligent life cameras to snapshot and transmit any person snatching said equipment.
 
I'm assuming it's going to be a new hard drive tech.

TB3/USBC, massive space (10TBs and up) and will fit easily on your desk. Fast speeds (time) and large size (space).
 
BrandonChristensen said:
I'm assuming it's going to be a new hard drive tech.

TB3/USBC, massive space (10TBs and up) and will fit easily on your desk. Fast speeds (time) and large size (space).
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Yeah...I heard some peeps talk about that too lol.
 
What is the number one biggest problem with our production pipeline today? What happens to your glorious HDR/Rec 2020 content when it finally gets into viewers' living rooms? It gets crushed by the criminally outdated Rec709 devices that consumers own. Do you know how many HDR-enabled TVs that Sony and Samsung sell at Costco today? Zero, zero TVs. There is a huge misalignment between the TVs in consumers homes and the capacity of our wonderful Red cameras. Also note that Microsoft is about to launch a console that supports HDR into this environment. Wouldn't it be great if one of the main producers of HDR content launched a TV line that could play back that content?
I am certainly getting an Xbox One X, but there is only one TV model that supports the HDR standard announced for the Xbox. Wouldn't it be great if Red was the second option that consumers were given.
 
Jim Skinner said:
What is the number one biggest problem with our production pipeline today? What happens to your glorious HDR/Rec 2020 content when it finally gets into viewers' living rooms? It gets crushed by the criminally outdated Rec709 devices that consumers own. Do you know how many HDR-enabled TVs that Sony and Samsung sell at Costco today? Zero, zero TVs. There is a huge misalignment between the TVs in consumers homes and the capacity of our wonderful Red cameras. Also note that Microsoft is about to launch a console that supports HDR into this environment. Wouldn't it be great if one of the main producers of HDR content launched a TV line that could play back that content?
I am certainly getting an Xbox One X, but there is only one TV model that supports the HDR standard announced for the Xbox. Wouldn't it be great if Red was the second option that consumers were given.
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Hmm. This would be VERY cool. But it'd be evolutionary. Even if Jim did nothing, I'd expect this evolution to happen over the next year combined with things on the audio side like Dolby Atmos. And after the projector being pulled, I'd think twice about investing in a RED offering right out of the gate.

Still, I could be wrong. We'll know soon enough.
 
Jim, can't they buy hdr on cheap sets like Hisense, or no name brand, a Costco? We got hdr sets below $700us here I think. I'd better take a look and see.
 
Look up in the sky ! It's a bird...it's a plane ? Nope, it's RED U.F.O

My guess : A drone in which you can insert directly a DSMC2 camera body in it, like a flying dock.
If i'm right, i'm pretty sure that it is going to be sold with goggles as Jim likes them ;)
 
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