Jake Wilganowski
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I wish someone would make a Sony battery side handle so you can hot swap bricks
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Font and center. It looks quite ergonomic, yet doesnt appear to detach or rotate. Hard to tell. I'd imagine there are a few other little goodies hidden in here as well, one being quite obvious.
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Font and center. It looks quite ergonomic, yet doesnt appear to detach or rotate. Hard to tell. I'd imagine there are a few other little goodies hidden in here as well, one being quite obvious.
Full size: https://scontent-ord1-1.xx.fbcdn.ne...1_10153527800805415_4903314200777657982_o.jpg
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New handle looks also awesome, but I'm afraid about price... :/
It would've been nice if Red had implemented a more ergonomic solution by allowing it to rotate. Canon's rotating and sheathed hand-grip really is a good one. Nevertheless I persist with Red since the other cameras (Canon, Sony) I tried all came up short for one reason or another (weight, image, quality of product ...).
As a visual artist and soon to be new Red user waiting for the Scarlet-W, I bit the bullet to go this very expensive route because of the image quality, flexibility of design (both software and mechanical) and relatively light weight. The latter is especially important as my practice often requires the mobility handheld operation allows. At the same time, it also would have been nice to include strap lugs to support the camera while moving and/or filming. Shoulder-mount is an option, but one that is cumbersome and less than discreet outside of a film set. My back is not the best and anything that will take the pressure off of it is important. I hope that Red will consider these needs and ergonomics in their future design decisions to accommodate a user base that isn't necessarily blessed with the resources a film-making team provides yet wants what Red has to offer. Anything that will make the camera easier to use by displacing pressure from the back to the hips would be a help. I invite Red to develop a solution for their cameras. Perhaps Red could, in the meantime, provide some thoughts on this issue via their tutorial section of their website.
There will be several 3rd party solutions too.
Exactly what I was thinking. We don't need a redvolt sized battery in the grip, just a small battery or a capacitor that allows to keep the camera on for a couple of minutes, just long enough to change the main battery without shutting down the camera. I use that feature all the time on my Epic, love it.I just wish there was a capacitor in there for quick hot swaps, I don't need a battery (that's just an extra case, charger etc) A capacitor could easily be hidden inside this wooden marvel or the black plastic one that started this thread.
Campaign for hot swaps when there's no room for the OMOD.
Stu.
Exactly what I was thinking. We don't need a redvolt sized battery in the grip, just a small battery or a capacitor that allows to keep the camera on for a couple of minutes, just long enough to change the main battery without shutting down the camera. I use that feature all the time on my Epic, love it.
I just wish there was a capacitor in there for quick hot swaps, I don't need a battery (that's just an extra case, charger etc) A capacitor could easily be hidden inside this wooden marvel or the black plastic one that started this thread.
Campaign for hot swaps when there's no room for the OMOD.
Stu.
I just wish there was a capacitor in there for quick hot swaps