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Originally Posted by Retouche Dog
If someone, I do see the big picture. I see a way for RED to diversify just a tiny bit, and capture a second market. Some people only see RED's original market of $20K-$100K systems. For those people, it seems pointless to whine about a $750 price increase. But for a lot of those people who are in that market, such an increase will be a dealbreaker.
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To be fair, there is NO price increase on the original scarlett. at NAB it was announced scarlett would cost 3k no mention was made that it would work out of the box with no purchase of accessories. Red usually gives prices for the body then as it is a modular system you kit it up to your needs.
$3750 for a camera that will do what it says it can will make a huge imapact on the market the HVX-200 (great little camera) is around $4500 and that only shoots HD (with pixel shifting!!) up to 60 fps.