Avid fans know the guys at RED have been hard at work on the advancements for the new Myserium-X sensor that will make its way into the new Epic and RED ONE cameras for owners who opt for the upgrade. Some frames from some footage were posted on the REDUSER forum that highlight it’s awesome high ISO capabilities. Below are scaled down version of the images on the forum. Click here to see them at their original size. Continue Reading…
We stumbled on a simple video comparing footage shot on a RED One at 4K and 720p footage from a Nikon D3s. We know that the compressed H.264 flash video doesn’t do it justice (and these two cams aren’t even in the same league), but it’s nice to see something out there. We’d love to see more test footage in different shooting scenarios and scenes before we really begin to pass any judgement. Check out the HD video here at vimeo.
New rendering of an Epic shoulder-mount configuration. Source "RedUser.net"
The Red One definitely changed the industry landscape.And now we have new info on it’s soon-to-be-released big brother-the Epix-X. October 30th brought some long awaited news from the guys over at Red. Jim Jannard posted this updated info (subject to change of course) on the Red User forum. Considering how young the company is, we were happy to get any new info on the release of Red One’s upgrade. Continue Reading…
By now, most of us know Red’s Epic-X will be the first of the Epic/Scarlet “brains” to be released. For those of us eye-balling the Scarlet, it looks like we will have to wait until the latter half of 2010—no rush, we’re still having a blast with our Red One. You can read more about the plans for the release stages here. Here’s a break-down of how Red plans to release the camera.
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