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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 :)

Red flash compatible?

Flash devices ...

Flash devices ...

I can't comment about this specific flash device Akcelik, but it is one of the critical design parmeters of the RED_ONE camera that we can expolit the latest and greatest developments in storage technologies as they become available.

Unlike a traditional camcorder, RED is not locked into either a tape format or physical cartridge format. Although HDCAM tapes and P2 cards each have their advantages, they also have undesirable image quality and capacity limitations too.
 
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Although HDCAM tapes and P2 cards each have their advantages, they also have undesirable image quality and capacity limitations too.

ok.. in my situation i feel if the camera gets too big it might change the dynamics of my outcome.

also 720p downscaled from Red will look much better than 1080p native shooting (if im not mistaken).
 
also 720p downscaled from Red will look much better than 1080p native shooting (if im not mistaken).

Well... 720p scaled will look worse than 1080p native... it's only 720p no matter how you cut it. What you probably meant was 720p scaled will look sharper than 720p native.
 
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thanks Brooke!

i left out the comparison with HVX200's 1/3 sensor 1080p native compared to 720p of Red's 35mm sensor.

just looking into all options and how they fit.
 
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No "e"!!! No "e"!!! ;)

whoops! :p took me a while to figure out what you meant by no "e", kih kih kih.. Brook!

another major breakthrough discovery i made today, one can make a leather pocket for the RAID and clip it on their belt!
 
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