Jason Ramsey
Former Admin
RED is on fire... you just haven't seen it yet.
Jim
we can tell... lot of anticipation and energy coming out of RED the last few weeks it seems...
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RED is on fire... you just haven't seen it yet.
Jim
I agree, it is clear now that Scarlet is not the Scarlet of the prototype versions we've seen before. I predicted it would not ship with a 3K sensor months ago but be capable of 4K and it is looking more and more like that will be a reality. Fixed lens version? likely not in the cards either now. To me it seemed contradictory based on the belief of Red that 2K is not adequate for cinema production so why would they release a camera that can only be finished in 2K?
Scarlet, 4K PL
Scarlet, 4K Cannon or Nikon mount option.
I see this as an option for Scarlet unlike the m, or X because of the targeted price point of Scarlet compared to the cost of the mount as well as the benefit of luring all those HDSLR users away from the upcoming options from Canon, and Nikon who would rarely or never shoot with pl lenses.
Regardless of which direction Red steers this thing, I am looking forward to owning my first Red camera which will be a Scarlet. We are also counting the days waiting for our X to show up to our local Coop. We are around number 1115. Anyone have an idea how fast they are shipping?
Larry
The Red Company may be not as different as claimed, after all ...
EPIC-M- shipping
EPIC-X- shipping
Scarlet
REDray
Dragon update
RED projection
Monstro 645 DSMC
Monstro 617 DSMC
Surprise #1
Surprise #2
We reserve the right to change everything as needed...
Jim
He's not revealing anything new, just reinforcing what has already been put out there so that people keep the faith.
With respect to the fixed lens system you may be right, but the 3k path just doesn't seem right to me based on Red's philosophy and the hints along the way.
Larry
I don't think RED would put in the time and effort to develop a state of the art Fixed lens and proudly show it off at all the shows only to scrap it later.
There are too many of us counting on the Epic-S. If anything I see a name change for the camera, which is fine and might be less confusing for people. But dropping it entirely? I don't think RED would screw us like that. I have faith!