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November 30th Announcement Feedback

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Jarred Land said:
With the RED DRIVE Module.
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:crying: I was hoping I can use my 6' drive cable to connect to the current RED-DRIVE / RED-RAM for extreme light-weight setup (for aerials, steadicam, etc...). For the same reason I was planing to use the battery belt-clip...

Peter
 
Jarred Land said:
My birthday is May 30th.. how about that :)
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Hey Jarred, Hows about May first if it has to May.

Reason being we get to get our cameras sooner and you get to get a massive bonus on your birthday for the millions of Scarlets that get shifted in that opening month. ;-)
 
Red Drive module? That's odd... Might it be something as small as the side CF module? A simple port that is missing? Or is it going to be a whole new module in the back? Maybe one that can have the drive physically drop into it?
 
A little off-topic, but how does the EVF play with eyeglasses? I can't see worth beans without my glasses, so taking them off to look through the viewfinder isn't really an option for me. I'm trying to visualize a glasses lens against the EVF rubber without getting all smudgy & distorted ;)
 
Petri Teittinen said:
Well, a 1.8" SSD is pretty darn small, so...
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The point here is how to connect the existing RED-DRIVE / RED-RAM that we have already purchased to the new cameras. I was hoping the current (or even new custom) cable will suffice. Obviously I was wrong...

:devil: Peter
 
David Twelves said:
A little off-topic, but how does the EVF play with eyeglasses? I can't see worth beans without my glasses, so taking them off isn't really an option for me. I'm trying to visualize a glasses lens against the EVF rubber without getting all smudgy & distorted ;)
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The current EVF can adjust the internal lens to focus on the image - so You can see without glasses. You would of course see nothing the moment You look away... Have You considered contact lenses for when You are going to use it?

:devil: Peter
 
Peter Majtan said:
The point here is how to connect the existing RED-DRIVE / RED-RAM that we have already purchased to the new cameras.
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Oh, right. That's what I get for skipping the last 30 pages or so, I guess. :crying:
 
Petri Teittinen said:
Well, a 1.8" SSD is pretty darn small, so...
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Yes, Peter was asking how he'll be able to use his current Red One accessories as they said we would be able to several times. The Red Drives and the Red RAM which are larger. A module that were able to take these inside would be thick.

Maybe the answer is the IO module, and Jarred might have had a typo in all the rush that Red headquarters must be in nowadays.
 
Jeff Kilgroe said:
I'd love to know this too. If I had to guess, I'm thinking 7.5 - 60mm.
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Close.. we will release a detailed spec/comparison sheet of the lineup soon.

Remember, We changed alot of features and specs over the last while beefing up the Scarlets so it will take us a while to put them all together.
 
Jarred/Jim/or RED team,
Any idea what the crop factor would be on the 2/3" Scarlet for Canon Lenses? Just wondering...
 
I personally think it would be worth the inconvenience at the airport to have another great "Look how ridiculous TSA is!" story. I almost want someone to question why my camera says "Bomb" on it. I may even write Bomb on my toothbrush just to see what happens:) Seriously, what's the worst thing that can happen? They x-ray it and see its actually not a bomb. Problem solved.
 
Roberto Lequeux said:
Yes, Peter was asking how he'll be able to use his current Red One accessories as they said we would be able to several times. The Red Drives and the Red RAM which are larger. A module that were able to take these inside would be thick.

Maybe the answer is the IO module, and Jarred might have had a typo in all the rush that Red headquarters must be in nowadays.
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There is a very thin module with a Drive port on it available for people to use existing drives... it's not the standard IO module :)
 
Either way this makes it a little more complicated. Now it appears that the only way to get a super-light-weight setup will be to separate the module(s) from the camera via the planed "umbilical" connection. But how can I feel disappointed with all the other GOOD NEWS...

:devil: Peter
 
Peter Majtan said:
Either way this makes it a little more complicated. Now it appears that the only way to get a super-light-weight setup will be to separate the module(s) from the camera via the planed "umbilical" connection. But how can I feel disappointed with all the other GOOD NEWS...

:devil: Peter
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you lost me there...
 
EVF and eyewear

EVF and eyewear

A little off-topic, but how does the EVF play with eyeglasses? I can't see worth beans without my glasses, so taking them off to look through the viewfinder isn't really an option for me. I'm trying to visualize a glasses lens against the EVF rubber without getting all smudgy & distorted ;)
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RED's electronic viewfinders RED-EVF / Bomb-EVF have a pretty wide range diopter adjustment. So you my be O.K there.
 
ScottyC said:
Jarred/Jim/or RED team,
Any idea what the crop factor would be on the 2/3" Scarlet for Canon Lenses? Just wondering...
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Stolen from Jason Wingroves twitter.

...between 2/3" and Super-35 cine is 2.5X between 2/3" and FF35 stills is 3.76
 
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