Ryan Hamblin
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Yeah man,I've seen those too. I see the differences, honestly I do. But they are difficult to see, unless you dig. There's some headroom in the highlights, awesome, but I've never had an issue with highlights before. There's slightly better colour out of the box, but it's slightly better. It seems to handle mixed lighting better... Cool! But to me, it's not Alex that's a competition, it's the epic, which is pretty much, the same camera. That's my point. Scarlet dragon or EPIC? It's more like, do you want a camera with a cooler name, or one that is rock solid that shoots HFR? I'm not saying the dragon sensor isn't amazing, I'm just saying that it's not much more amazing than the already amazing, MX.
I agree Matthew. Dragon is obviously an improvement, but I just don't see it as 9500.00 improvement. When you properly expose the mx it's real tuff to tell the difference. The great problem red has invented for themselves is that the cameras are just damn good. I rarely can tell my scarlet apart from he epic when we rent epics. I've had epic scarlet and redone together and just couldn't see the difference unless I really pixel peeped. Any red in your hand is gonna be a great cinematic investment. That being said I think I'm going to hold tight to my scarlet x and see what the next generation is