What do want to use RED RAY for, list here:

[Jonathan L. Bowen]

I'm the Admin over there. We know about it. :devil: I think it's a little premature to start evangelizing it. Let's see a product first and then filmmakers will embrace it. Obviously it's going to be potentially huge for festival and indie theatrical projection. But like everyone else I wanna see the gear before I pop the cork. That said, it being RED I expect it to deliver in psade.

Noah

For now I am just wishing more festivals allowed Blu-ray submissions, and that I could pick up a Blu-ray burner for not too much, because that would be a great option.

 

[Ross Isaacs]

how about a storage archive system for R3D files as a cheaper option to RAID or tape storage?

 

[Stephen Gentle]

how about a storage archive system for R3D files as a cheaper option to RAID or tape storage?

RED RAY uses a different codec to REDCODE - it's RGB and not raw for one thing, and it is many times more compressed... So as an archival solution, it wouldn't really work too well unless you weren't really concerned about using the footage - i.e. if you just wanted to view it...