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So the Epic-S is not part of the roadmap anymore...![]()
My thoughts also, maybe Jim can clarify??
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So the Epic-S is not part of the roadmap anymore...![]()
This totally makes sense. But I hope it doesn't mean that Jim and co will ignore the board. Sure they won't tell us anything until products are ready to go out the door, but their input the range of topics thrown about here is still awesome to read!
If this were true... what happens to all those that bought a 1080P/2K Alexa? Just curious...
Jim
Many thanks Jim (maybe you should teach other companies the same degree of loyalty to its current and potential consumers).We are still here and still listening...
Jim
I think providing future release information and setting expectations was, in large part, the reason of RED's success and the following.
By saying what you were "going to do" you could obtain early feedback and allow the customers to plan ahead. It also alerts the competition and, in case you also communicated the delivery date, a likely delay. There are pros and cons of either approach. But, perhaps there is some balance in letting customers know what to expect and better manage equipment acquisition. If you announce when it is available you are running a higher risk of missing expectations and the demand may not be as good because it is unexpected and many people would have possibly bought an alternative monitor, camera, lens or other piece of kit.
I think feeding relevant and useful information allowing planning and feedback can benefit everyone if done properly. Of course, there will always be some dissatisfied posters but, I think, the benefits can not be easily ignored.
Not to post twice in this thread, but I just have to say this has got to be one of the coolest parts about RED and Jim's vision for his customers. They don't have to do any of this, but it clearly makes a huge difference for a whole lot of people. I keep looking at that Epic-X photo, so excited for it to show up, and knowing it wouldn't be possible for me if it wasn't for the Stage offerings. Thanks again.Since we will always believe in the core concept of upgrade instead of "buy it new all over again", I think our customers will always have an advantage over those that invest in other systems.
Jim
It's going to be a little painful - but perhaps not as painful as waiting with full knowledge of what's coming in the future. At least now it can be - BAM! Enjoy
Also, you guys freaking out about Epic-S, I think you might need to chill out a bit. It's part of the Epic family, just as there are two camera's (currently) within the scarlet family. Jim hasn't given any indication that it's been cut - all he's done is inform us that there will be no more indications of what's coming in the future.
Looking forward to the advances you guys at RED make without revealing your secrets to the competition all the time. Thanks for all your hard work![]()
I think providing future release information and setting expectations was, in large part, the reason of RED's success and the following.....
You mean 1080P is NOT good enough? I am shocked!
If this were true... what happens to all those that bought a 1080P/2K Alexa? Just curious...
Jim