Picture of a Weapon

[Dr. Sassi]

Start Stop in the top handle, perhaps that was mentioned before, but with the vast amount of posts...

Great improvements. )

 

[Kemalettin Sert]

Start Stop in the top handle, perhaps that was mentioned before, but with the vast amount of posts...

Great improvements. )

yes

 

[Nick Morrison]

Start Stop in the top handle, perhaps that was mentioned before, but with the vast amount of posts...

Great improvements. )

Oh wow. Cool!

 

[Daniel Reed]

I could be wrong, but that second lens does resemble this:

The Hasselblad 35-90 f4-5.6 AUTOFOCUS zoom.

A rehoused version, yeah it bares a striking resemblance.

 

[Nick Morrison]

A rehoused version, yeah it bares a striking resemblance.

Yeah it has focus gears on, at the very least...but even the mount looks a lot like Hassy H.

I wonder if this is our first 65mm clue?

 

[Elsie N]

Start Stop in the top handle, perhaps that was mentioned before, but with the vast amount of posts...

Great improvements. )

So that is not some dumb piece of hardware... COOL! Maybe it mounts on the side somehow to act as a side handle. Should keep the weight down.

 

[Jeffrey Loewe]

delete

 

[Charles Bergquist]

This images shows a setting of 4K at 120FPS with 5:1 compression, I wonder if that is "maxed out" in terms of the frame rate that 4K will do (I would hope its higher with the new hardware) and the low compression. ISO is set to 800 BTW

Edit:
Opps I got beat to the punch.

Yeah, saw this too. Unfortunately 120 in yellow means max speed. Unless it's a deliberately misleading image.

Edit : However, if it's taking the full sensor instead of windowing down to 4K, then we're making progress. We'll see in a few weeks.

 

[Peter Majtan]

Yeah, saw this too. Unfortunately 120 in yellow means max speed. Unless it's a deliberately misleading image.

Edit : However, if it's taking the full sensor instead of windowing down to 4K, then we're making progress. We'll see in a few weeks.

Yellow simply means that you are not matching your project base frame-rate and as a consequence you can't record audio. It does not mean the MAX speed...

:sifone: Peter

 

[Charles Bergquist]

Yellow simply means that you are not matching your project base frame-rate and as a consequence you can't record audio. It does not mean the MAX speed...

:sifone: Peter

Yeah you're right it's just the compression that is yellow at it's max ( lowest ) setting.

 

[Elan Gunos]

I hope that's not how we're going to mount our batteries.

Jarred is on a roll

 

[Daniel Reed]

I hope that's not how we're going to mount our batteries.

counter weight to better balance head load (also helps rail platform be more stable)

 

[Daniel Reed]

BOOM! Thanks Jarred :thumbsup:

Carbon. — with Brook Willard at Red Studios Hollywood.

 

[David Battistella]

That is the matchbox that turned into a dragon flamethrower! It's smaller than the epic!

carbon, whew!

That looks like a new version of the some sort of PL mount, there's a little part jutting out. Maybe that is for the flange focal distance of medium format to get the lens farther away from the sensor.

 

[Joachim Hoge]

BOOM! Thank you Daniel. Just got up
Yes, looks tiny

 

[Daniel Reed]

BOOM! Thank you Daniel. Just got up
Yes, looks tiny

I want to reach out into that photo and pick it up :idea:

 

[Jagger Christian]

What do you think it weighs?!? And where is the rest of it? Looks like RED is going the way of APPLE! Where's the NANO VVeapon? Or VVeapon "Air"? Haha!

 

[Daniel Reed]

There's a little part jutting out. Maybe that is for the flange focal distance of medium format to get the lens farther away from the sensor.

Looks like just a PL cover knob to me... but who knows, maybe.

A flange/spacer ring would be super cool.
No need to change the mount between some lens types.
A smart work-around for S35 glass (or even 16mm).

 

[Daniel Reed]

What do you think it weighs?!?

two cents on 2 lbs

 

[Jagger Christian]

two cents on 2 lbs

That would be insane!