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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 :)

Scarlet audio ticking noise error

Tape does the trick! Nice to finally have a solution to this.

How can I do this trick on a Canon mount? Any tips anyone? With Canon lens there's a great deal more of friction into the mount as the lens as to be twisted in. So the tape here is trickier.

Thanks
Antonio
 
We've sent a log to red and they've asked for the camera back to be evaluated.

Hi Tyrone,

Let me know what the outcome of this is as I may have to do the same myself at some point.

Many thanks,
Antonio
 
Update: red have reproduced the problem with their own equipment and don't need ours any longer. Further more they said they should be able to fix it with firmware as It's not a hardware issue as such.
 
Update: red have reproduced the problem with their own equipment and don't need ours any longer. Further more they said they should be able to fix it with firmware as It's not a hardware issue as such.

Great, good to know Tyrone.

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Fascinating. I get the ticking sound only with lenses that communicate with the camera (Canon lenses with electronic aperture), but all is fine with "dumb" lenses such as my CP.2s.

Unfortunately the issue has not been resolved as of Firmware 3.3.3
 
So this is still on-going? Has anyone else noticed this issue with the Canon mount, or is it not a common issue?
 
I'm encountering the same issue with our Scarlet and several Canon lenses (35mm, 50mm, 24-105mm and 70-200mm / all L-Series). Our setup is Scarlet > A-Box > VT5000 or NTG-2 and we power it with SWIT's RED specific bricks (D-8161S). I couldn't figure out the trick with the adhesive tape though... I would really look forward to a solution of this.
 
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