NASA + RED ONE

[Eren Ozkural]

Not really no. I didn't know that the FX1 was a CMOS camera. We also had an A1 for backup which I know is CMOS but I never had to use it.

If you guys are wondering about how the footage turned out HERE is a peek.

It was around the time I joined this forum. I was trying to wrangle a RED from someone at the time for this very shoot.

 

[Joseph Hutson]

Not really no. I didn't know that the FX1 was a CMOS camera. We also had an A1 for backup which I know is CMOS but I never had to use it.

If you guys are wondering about how the footage turned out HERE is a peek.

It was around the time I joined this forum. I was trying to wrangle a RED from someone at the time for this very shoot.

The FX1 isN't a CMOS camera. It is a 3CCD camera. It is also the little brother to the HVR-Z1U, which I own/use on a daily basis... :thumbsup:

 

[Joseph Hutson]

Also, Eren, I believe Ethan was speaking about the RED One camera at the base of the NASA launch... :hat:

 

[Michael Hastings]

As Joseph said, the poster was probably talking about the R1 mounted near the shuttle.

The Sony FX1 and HVR-Z1 are 3 CCD cameras. The following FX7/HVR-V1 is when they moved to cmos chips.