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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

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Any update on the MX's faster read/reset times? My understanding is this was scrapped due to a sensor calibration issue.
 
Jim,Jarred,Stuart,Deanan and Rob..Many thanks for tonight..fantastic.

Jim,will this Q&A be a regular-ish thing,or every now and again?

As often as productive...

Jim
 
Any update on the MX's faster read/reset times? My understanding is this was scrapped due to a sensor calibration issue.

Not scrapped.

Jim
 
Would you consider releasing a FF35 MX sensor cam to get FF out quicker than Monstro?
 
I would think we are a bit further along now with 3rd parties than we were 3 years ago when we were a scam. :-)

We want people to use the cameras. That's why we have the integrations, SDK and free software from us

Of course... I was just more curious about the timeframe. Obviously when the RED ONE came out, thanks to the Quicktime Proxies and Free RED Software you could play with the footage straight out of the box, but it did take a while for some of the major software players to catch up. I was just wondering if this time round, given that everything is being tested behind the scenes, whether all the 3rd party companies will one step ahead of the end users...

Thanks Jim and Rob for your prompt replies, and for your courage and creativity! It's greatly appreciated! Keep up the industry changing work!
 
Jim, what would you do differently if you could start this ride all over again?

(I have to admit, you are much more interesting to me than any camera)
 
Jim, what would you do differently if you could start this ride all over again?

(I have to admit, you are much more interesting to me than any camera)

Not talk so much... :-)

Jim
 
Of course... I was just more curious about the timeframe. Obviously when the RED ONE came out, thanks to the Quicktime Proxies and Free RED Software you could play with the footage straight out of the box, but it did take a while for some of the major software players to catch up. I was just wondering if this time round, given that everything is being tested behind the scenes, whether all the 3rd party companies will one step ahead of the end users...

Thanks Jim and Rob for your prompt replies, and for your courage and creativity! It's greatly appreciated! Keep up the industry changing work!

Epic support in the SDK will be out to developers far before shipping cameras.
 
RED mentioned a possible 5th lens for the anamorphic set (originally 4). Any word on this?
 
Is the time lapse feature using the Epic, now able to process all the images in a single clip with a more prolonged (over 1 second exposures)??? Or will you use the camera as a digital stills camera and process all the pix's in to a time line in post?
 
Ok here is a good one - were you ever contacted by another company that wanted to buy you out of the competition or a company that wanted to join forces in some way? Maybe you can share some juicy industry story?
 
Is anamorphic zoom possible?(?!)
 
Is there any chance that we can give our Epic/Scarlets a name and have Red properly stamp them for an added fee?

I hear that Ketch has some Italian names lined up. :laugh:
 
Is the time lapse feature using the Epic, now able to process all the images in a single clip with a more prolonged (over 1 second exposures)??? Or will you use the camera as a digital stills camera and process all the pix's in to a time line in post?

Single clip as with red one: yes (same as R1)
Longer exposures: yes
 
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