Just to put some oil on the dying fire
"We have been committed to 4K from day one. It has always been our vision to see 4K in the home as well as on the big screen. We always believed that 1080P was a stop-gap along the way to 4K..." Jim
Patrick
If Scarlet were 4K it would compete with red one as much as a hv20 competes with an F900. A pocket camera because of it's very nature will never compete with a full size camera because each has their particular uses. This is the camera you'll want to use when you cannot use a fullsize camera for whatever reason. I just can't see why red one customers are so threatened by scarlet. Are you planning on having a focus puller doing his work on a pocket camera? Were you planning on using scarlet on a dolly? I don't think so. I also don't think you were planning on using your red one as a crash cam, but wouldn't it be nice if your crash cam footage had matching characteristics to the rest of your production? IMHO, there's no point in scarlet being anything less sensor-wise relative to the red one. I think red's lineup should focus on competing with everything else out there instead of trying to avoid competing with itself. Red hasn't enough market share to concern itself with it's own products competing with themselves. I think scarlet should be a complimentary camera to the red one, not a replacement. And that doesn't mean it should be somehow crippled just for the sake of keeping it from competing with red one, but rather have a feature set that plants it firmly in it's own market spot as the most solid contender of it's category both feature and price wise.
