Zack Birlew
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I just recently made a post about how I just got a RED One MX and joined the RED family. The package I got was basic, about $3K on eBay, and I've since added some 128GB SSDs, a 19MM rail system just for practicality since it came with 19mm stuff, 1.8 RED Station, LCD cable, Element Technica Breakout box, and a couple Wooden Camera A-box adapters, plus the Allstar A-mount system for Nikon lens use, and I'm good to go for not only A/B camera but also additional audio recording. I'm currently having to send my A-mount back in because I didn't realize that there was a specific RED One Allstar Mount adapter you need to request, they're exchanging it for me no problem which is great, plus I can always buy the regular A-mount adapter in the future and use my other Allstar lens adapters just fine, which is what I plan to do if I ever get a used RED DSMC1 camera. As for Scarlet MX, I could have gotten that but, for me, the only bonus was the smaller size, I needed the frame rates so it was RED One MX for me. I'm surprised how people talk about it being old and somehow that makes it useless but then you have to get real, look around, and ask, "What other cameras in 2016 do this and at this price point?". The answer, none. So if you want an affordable and very capable 4.5K RAW camera system, go for a RED One MX, it's great!
Also, if you're looking for RED Ones on auction sites, you really just have to keep checking daily. People post stuff up all the time so if you can look up Facebook frequently throughout the day like a lot of folks do, you can check the auction sites fine, lol!
Also, if you're looking for RED Ones on auction sites, you really just have to keep checking daily. People post stuff up all the time so if you can look up Facebook frequently throughout the day like a lot of folks do, you can check the auction sites fine, lol!