David Rasberry
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I speculate "Scarlet" will be a processor/ control block with a certain level of processing power. "Epic" will be a much more powerful and expensive processor. There will be a choice of optical blocks for both with options for sensor size and lens mount. A build it the way you want it approach. My suggested list of optical blocks for Scarlet would be:
1. 2/3" sensor with fixed lens as original Scarlet
2. 4/3" standard sensor and micro 4/3 standard bayonet mount for interchangeable lenses.
3. s35mm sensor with PL mount
4. Full frame 35mm sensor with choice of still camera lens mounts.
For Scarlet/ DSMC you would trade off high speed frame rates for larger sensor size. Up to 180fps on 2/3" down to 24fps or 30fps max on the full frame 35mm, unless you crop for higher frame rates like Red One does. For large sensor and high fps you will need Epic level processor.
1. 2/3" sensor with fixed lens as original Scarlet
2. 4/3" standard sensor and micro 4/3 standard bayonet mount for interchangeable lenses.
3. s35mm sensor with PL mount
4. Full frame 35mm sensor with choice of still camera lens mounts.
For Scarlet/ DSMC you would trade off high speed frame rates for larger sensor size. Up to 180fps on 2/3" down to 24fps or 30fps max on the full frame 35mm, unless you crop for higher frame rates like Red One does. For large sensor and high fps you will need Epic level processor.