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The Big Mistake...

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Jim Retar said:
I hope i'm wrong, I live and breath football (soccer) and 4K 3D games would be amazing.
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The fact that you hope you are wrong is the absolute reason why you are... :-)

Jim
 
I hope this thread gets 200,000 views.

Jim
 
Jim
I learnt long ago never to bet against smart people, so I won't bet against your vision. To see what you gave achieved in the last 5 years is nothing short of amazing.

The fact that REDray is in exhistance says that you know where you are taking this. So we have an affordable 4k delivery system for professionals, prosumers and consumers.

If some of the companies you mention can now deliver an affordable viewing product whether that's projector or monitor, and they are 3D compatible, then I think your vision is spot on.

I think in within 5 years we'll be talking that 4K was good but there will always be improvements and things will always get better. Technology will continue to move forward.

Steve
 
Gunleik Groven said:
My guess for a while has been that the RedRay/Redcode RGB program that we hear very little about, is the next most important revolution from RED after RedRAW...
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agree...delivery is the real holy grail, and affordable, scaleable delivery is the real frontier - that has even been true with 1080. our delivery systems are mostly crap, inaccessible, expensive, and they underperform.

come on, RED RAY. one box to rule them all...

my other guess is a Jannard-Cuban alliance. it would make perfect sense.
 
Broadcast and cable network sports production has been one of my core areas of production for about 30 years now. Each year one of the national Emmy Awards competitions I judge is Sports. It doesn't seem like too long ago (2007) that I was pioneering the use of Red One in sports television production. Sports networks were skeptical about 4k production - until they saw the footage downrezzed to their HD standards.

Fast forward to today:

IMO the lightweight (think mobility) of Epic, the EFP-friendly features of Epic, the quality of 4k (and 5k down sampled to 4k), affordable 4k TV sets, and the final piece of the puzzle - RedRay/Redcode RGB - will all be a lethal combination for accelerating 4k penetration into the televised sports market - and then many other EFP genre TV markets, both non-hardlined and hardlined.

I also think that the fixed lens Scarlet will be used widely in mobile EFP genres of production like alternative sports, adventure travel, wildlife, documentaries, and many other mobile genres. Some will shoot Scarlet in 3k Raw, and some with very quick turnarounds will opt to shoot in 1080p RGB - for a while at least :). I think that well-shot Scarlet 3k Raw will up-rez quite well for 4k TV delivery - but beyond that the emergence of RedRay/Redcode RGB will give Scarlet 3k footage very long legs too.

The mobile EFP industry is the single largest portion of the overall motion media production industry - doing the most annual productions and buying the most equipment - and sports is the spearhead of the mobile EFP industry. Again, I expect massive penetration of both Epic and fixed lens Scarlet into the sports TV industry - each for different reasons and budgets - but 4k will ultimately be the kingpin in sports television production.

Fun times ahead gents...:)
 
Jannard said:
I hope this thread gets 200,000 views.

Jim
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no doubt about that! - and I'm looking forward to having you share your knowledge.... and I'm also looking for redray in my private home... ;)

any plans on distributing anything like that? ;)


oh and to contribute to the thread...
to be polemic and start a overheated discussion one needs simple shouts like

DOWN WITH 1080p!

DOWN WITH "good enough"!

... hang em high! ;)
 
I also can't wait for MONSTRO.

Jim, any good news from that front? Any progress?

Good luck! I 100% agree with everything you say about 4K and beyond.

Mike Medavoy
 
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Here, here Jim

To the future,
 
Without saying anything about the release of RedRay/Redcode RGB (because I know you'd rather not), can you say when we can expect to learn a little more about it; 1 month, 6 months, a year?
 
Brian Petrie said:
Without saying anything about the release of RedRay (because I know you'd rather not), can you say when we can expect to learn a little more about it; 1 month, 6 months, a year?
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Late but worth the wait... :-)

Jim
 
If a company doesnt move into new markets, pressure consumers to buy the next big thing, upgrade, spend more, invest for a better product etc. Then it's dead in the water in business terms. Upgrading to 4k wont cost more coz it will be part of the business plan. Any tech company who didnt run at HD the second they could would have lost money. In business standing still is consigning yourself to history. Any company who invests in 4k in the future will be barely moving, coz thats where everyone else will be too. It's all about relative motion. That's why RED is going 5k-28k in the future and it's why we are all on here talking about tomorrow not today.
 
Back in California and can't sleep still because of what I saw at Spider-man. 6:30am and still posting. Maybe I need medication?

Jim
 
Haha sounds good...

PS Did you not even go to sleep? That's an indication for all of us how much we have to look forward to!
 
Jannard said:
I just need Mark's contact info... :-)

Jim
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well, if a "Calling Epson" posting here can summon Epson into making a killer 4K home projector, I'm sure you can bring this genie out of the bottle, too...

if watching one billionaire shake up an industry by building a dream camera has been fun, imagine a ring-side seat to watching a coupla techie billionaires who are also avid bloggers/web forum posters shaking up TV and theater...oh, the fun we could have.

Ted Turner is a pretty accessible guy, too, at least in Colorado, I have one degree of separation from him...paint it GREEN instead of RED and he'll listen.
 
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