Dragon...

[Jan Reiff]

Jim that would be more than great. we really would appreciate this, many of us here of the european red customers have 2 or more epics to upgrade ;-)
would make the things much easier.

[Kevin Marshall]

Is the pixel size staying the same (0.0054mm)?

Doing a little math - assuming it is the same pixel pitch, 6K would neatly get you 36mm across. I'm not usually a betting man, but that's where my money would go.

If it turns out my money was smart, question would be Red's usual 2:1 aspect, or traditional 3:2?

[Jannard]

The Dragon sensor is slightly larger than the Mysterium-X sensor and the pixel size is slightly smaller. The pixel design and sensor design makes all the difference in the world.

Most all of your current lenses will work.

Jim

[KETCH ROSSi]

Ha ha, I sware no one at RED had given away any info, but on the Script I had wrote last week that the Epic was been shot at 120fps full 5k, I guess I knew it... ;)


We can't wait to bring M8 under the knife Jim, and oh, great seen you and the boys and girls at the REDUSER PARTY, YET AN OTHER GREAT EXPERIENCE!!... ;)

[Malvin Ng]

I wonder how the low light performance is compared to the MX :)

[Kevin Marshall]

Well, so much for betting! Guess I'll stick to waiting and listening...

[Alexandros Tsoupras]

Jim what is the size of the Dragon sensor? Full frame or S35?

[Brad Allen]

The Dragon sensor is slightly larger than the Mysterium-X sensor and the pixel size is slightly smaller. The pixel design and sensor design makes all the difference in the world.

Awesome - can't wait to see some images Jim :)

[Jannard]

Much better than M-X.

Jim

I wonder how the low light performance is compared to the MX :)

[Phil Holland]

I'm guessing it's going to land in the 6.14K-ish range. I need to save up for an Epic!