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[Sanjin Jukic]

Every single thing in this industry needs appropriate time for development.

Probably it's the same with Epic/Scarlet firmware.

I feel pretty good and comfortable with MX upgrade anyway.

As I said around NAB 2011 or even later if it takes more time to fix all the things.

So for me no rush.

[fALk Gärtner]

Good to have you back Jim. Good to keep up with the honesty too. Would have loved to have a cam in hand this year but since the euro tanked anyway I can easily wait a bit longer. Keep up the good fight - it is so incredibly important what your team does - thank you.

[Jannard]

Great to have you back!

I know how frustrating and difficult it can be to try and track issues down in massively complicated codebases - our main product at work is something like six million lines! Working with firmware is even worse, since it's harder to debug too I'll bet... I hope you get it as soon as possible.

Stephen... you have no idea how complicated this program is. I had no idea how complicated it would be. If you look at what the "other guys" are doing... and they are trained professionals.

Jim

[Jannard]

Life is short. People are measured by what they do... and not what they say they are going to do. So trust me when I tell you I will not rest until we do what I said we will do.

Jim

[Paul Leeming]

Thanks for the update Jim and welcome back! As the only Mysterium-X sensor camera currently in Japan, we're in a good position to ride out the delay. I'm confident it will be in the order of 1-2 months only, not 5-6 months. With an additional SWAT team in place to debug (no doubt specialists all) I'm sure you'll find it quickly and emerge stronger as a result.

Cheers and good health!

Paul

[Gunleik Groven]

Good to hear from you again.

Best of luck!

Gunleik

[Ace]

Quite happy to see this post.. Welcome back Jim! You've been missed. Glad you're better.

[PaulClements]

Hi Jim,
As dissappointing as it is to hear of a new delay I'm sure others will agree that we want a camera that is the best it can be and works flawlessly from day one. So any problems that are fixed now rather than post release are a blessing even if they mean waiting a bit longer to get our hands on the camera. I still think it's admirable that a company can keep it's clients and potential clients informed on such a base level. Suprisingly there are still many others that could learn from such openness.

Personally I'm happy waiting. I have a good product in the RedOne that still earns its keep and can shoot great footage. This isn't like the wait for the Red One!

Good luck fixing it.
Paul

[Jannard]

Quite happy to see this post.. Welcome back Jim! You've been missed. Glad you're better.

Nothing motivates me like a post from Ace.

Jim

[Gary Paul Walker]

Life is short. People are measured by what they do... and not what they say they are going to do. So trust me when I tell you I will not rest until we do what I said we will do.

Jim

Well rest a little bit Jim, the moment the cameras are finally out in the wild we'll need you online for every minutia of questions to be answered - and some of them not even sensible!