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Only $17,500. A fuckin bargain. Yep $17,500 and a real snip at that price. They haven't even launched it yet and have 1500 depposits of $1000.
Sony and Panasonic must be sweating blood when this comes out in a few months. Their whole pro camaras are gonna die.(OK an exageration but they will suffer and have to adapt) Why buy an inferior Sony Cinealta costing $150,000 or a Panasonic for a similar price, when you can get the Red camera, much higher specced, for afraction. I bet Sony and Panny are praying the Red doesn't live up to the hype. I am number 766 in the list. It will make Hi Def look like 8mm.
Bring it on baby!
Sensor: 12 Megapixel Mysterium™
Physical Size: 24.4mm x 13.7mm (Super35mm)
Active Pixel Array: 4520 (h) x 2540 (v)
Full Pixel Array: 4900 (h) x 2580 (v)
Dynamic Range: > 66dB
Depth of Field: Equivalent to 35mm Cine Lenses (S16mm with windowed sensor)
Acquisition Formats: 2540p (4k+)
4K
2K
1080p
1080i
720p
Frame Rates: Variable
1 – 60 fps 2540p, 4K, 2K,1080p, 720p
1 – 120 fps 2K, 720p (windowed sensor)
50 / 59.94fps 1080i, 720p
RAW output: High speed serial interface
1 - 60 fps 2540p, 4K
1 - 120 fps 2K (windowed sensor)
Video Outputs: Single and dual link HD-SDI
2K 4:4:4 RGB
1080p 4:4:4 RGB
1080p 4:2:2
1080i 4:2:2
720p 4:2:2
Digital Media Magazine: FireWire 800/400, USB-2 and e-SATA interfaces
RED-DRIVE™ hard disk drive (40 – 160GB)
REDFLASH™ flash memory (32 – 128GB)
REDCODE codec: Variable Bit Rate, Wavelet
RAW
10 bit 4:2:2 1080p / 1080i / 720p
10 bit log 4:4:4 2K
Audio: 4 channel uncompressed, 16 / 24 bit, 48KHz
Monitor: Flex mounted High Resolution LCD, High Resolution color EVF (optional)
Weight: Around 8lbs (without lens, battery and external viewfinder)
Construction: Aluminum alloy