REDray Projector..

[Erich Ocean]

Game changer. Huge game changer. Like out of this world game changer.

+1000 Now RED's name is finally starting to make sense: RED Digital Cinema

They've got products now for the entire ecosystem, from acquisition to distribution and into the home. Jim's a genius.

[Cüneyt Kaya]

can you grade on the projector?

[Petri Teittinen]

They've got products now for the entire ecosystem, from acquisition to distribution and into the home.

I think Sony already had that. At least, that's what they've been saying for quite a while now.

[Henrik Cednert]

What's the gamut of a projector like this? How come it doesn't need calibration? Doesn't drift at all? It it possible to measure it to make sure it is on target? It is suitable for grading, right?

[Alexander Thomson]

I'm not gonna get any sleep tonight because i'm too excited about seeing the beta tomorrow. And if I do, all i'm going to be able to dream about is RED RED RED!

[Erich Ocean]

I think Sony already had that. At least, that's what they've been saying for quite a while now.

Not at 4K. Hard to call it Digital Cinema otherwise, no?

[Petri Teittinen]

Not at 4K. Hard to call it Digital Cinema otherwise, no?

Well, you did not qualify 4K in your post ;) But sure, RED now has the complete 4K pipeline -- which is utterly awesome.

[Will Keir]

wow, 2012 is really the year of 4k. I can't imagine what 4k will look like on a big screen in my living room/daily room

[Marc Wielage]

Great news! If this can be calibrated to the traditional DCI spec and XYZ color space, I could see the Red Laser projector becoming the standard for post all over the world.

Heck, at $10K, I bet it'll sell very well just to well-heeled videophiles and home users, too. Congrats to Red -- I look forward to seeing the finished version when it's available.

[Steve Johnson]

Any chance of a picture of it, for those of us that couldn't make it to NAB?

Pppppplllllleeeeeeaaaaassseeeee

:))