Paul J. Helin
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Greetings everyone,
Since all eyes are locked on the release of Scarlet-X, it saddens me to have come across a prototype of the upcoming Scarlet-T on my trip to Russia (found it in my hotel room!). I haven't had too much hands-on time with this baby but this is what I know so far:
PROS
- A sleek aluminium (or titanium even?) bodyform
- Variable frame rates, all under a single button - seems to be 0, 1 & 2 (I´m guessing final rates are yet to be determined)
- For those who have pondered about the best way of powering an epic or scarlet-x, the T has a built in 1,5m AC cord!
CONS
- Tends to overheat quite a bit
- The fan noise is for some applications intolerable
Will let you all know further impressions if I have time to play around with the Scarlet-T. In the meanwhile grats to all you Scarlet-X owners out there. And for us upcoming ones... the wait might feel long. But it will be so worth it!
Since all eyes are locked on the release of Scarlet-X, it saddens me to have come across a prototype of the upcoming Scarlet-T on my trip to Russia (found it in my hotel room!). I haven't had too much hands-on time with this baby but this is what I know so far:
PROS
- A sleek aluminium (or titanium even?) bodyform
- Variable frame rates, all under a single button - seems to be 0, 1 & 2 (I´m guessing final rates are yet to be determined)
- For those who have pondered about the best way of powering an epic or scarlet-x, the T has a built in 1,5m AC cord!
CONS
- Tends to overheat quite a bit
- The fan noise is for some applications intolerable
Will let you all know further impressions if I have time to play around with the Scarlet-T. In the meanwhile grats to all you Scarlet-X owners out there. And for us upcoming ones... the wait might feel long. But it will be so worth it!