maccane wrote:Margus Voll wrote:putting stuff to closet in in computer era is just plain nuts.
in 2 years it will be obsolete.
That's not always true they still shoot perfect movies with the analog camera's from the 50 years old..
And red is raw and 4k I believe the resolution on movie screen is 5k so you are future proof with the red.
The 3D technology doest bother me I hate 3D
I agree. I did not want to pay double what I budgeted for the BMCC, but when I realized I would have a 4k camera with overcrank, I went for it. Some people say buying a Red One is buying a used camera, which is true, but again, going back to my film camera days, cameras would be on the market for 10 years because they shot film. There wasn't anything to upgrade to. Now every year your camera is obsolete. I don't think with the economy tanking there will be a big push for 8k soon, so 4k should hold up for at least a few years if not more. To me the Red One is a heavy metal case around a state of the art MX sensor with up to date color tech.
And with the newly announced Redray, a possible indie friendly distribution technology now exists. Will it bring 4K to the masses? Hopefully, but it will take a couple of years to get mainstream acceptance.