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RED Unloads Modular Cameras, a DSLR, 3D and 28k
Red's 5k, 4k, and 3k Pro Cameras: What the Resolution Really Means

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Herman
11/13/08

In reply to RED Unloads Modular Cameras, a DSLR, 3D and 28k
That document looks spectacularly unprofessional.

I agree with markarian on the lenses, how can they possibly beat decades of experience from other companies.

Anyway, if I had $30000 to spend like it were change I'd get one.

It's like building with very expensive Lego's.
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twoeightnine
11/13/08

@Herman: I agree with markarian on the lenses, how can they possibly beat decades of experience from other companies.

Easily. By including mounts for those lenses with decades of experience.
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weatherman
11/13/08

In reply to RED Unloads Modular Cameras, a DSLR, 3D and 28k
This upper echelon of the DSLR/video hardware market is something I know nothing about, but this seems to make a lot of sense; a system that is configurable now and upgradeable depending on need and budget. What does it mean for the average consumer? Hopefully a lot less grainy shit on YouTube!
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