I was asked where we are currently with videos for the SCARLET and EPIC online course. I was also asked if there will be any specific SCARLET online videos.
Let's take the 2nd question first:
The Scarlet and Epic cameras are more alike than they are different. In fact the only real differences are:
Resolution
Over cranking choices
Some compression levels
Minor body design
That's pretty much it, and even in those areas, Scarlet will do some of what Epic can do. So we don't think it's a good idea to split them into two different courses because it would just cost more. That's not cool. We train for both at the same time, and let you know when there are differences.
As for the videos. We currently have 25 videos online, and we're closing on 30. The RED101 had 33 total. Here's the amazing part: I think we're only HALF way there with the number of classes we'll have for the Scarlet and Epic. We add more every single week. Here's the list so far:
Current Video Count: 25
MASTER LIST: RED 102
Accessories:
1. Dana Dolly
2. x - Top Handle
3. Carbonite Scope Overview / Installation video
Buyer's Guide:
1. Epic and Scarlet Comparison
2. Basic RED Package
Procedures:
1. HDRx Overview
2. HDRx Shooting
3. RMD Import/Export
4. Exposure Walkthrough
5. Overcranking and Undercranking Walkthrough *NEW* (5/12/12)
6. Compression overview (Coming soon)
7. Camera picture noise and possible solutions overview (Coming soon)
Camera Basics:
1. Bushing Installation
2. Changing the Lens Mount
3. Mysterium X Sensor
4. Side Handle Installation
5. Side Handle Operation
6. Epic and Scarlet Body Overview Pt. 1 of 2
7. Epic and Scarlet Body Overview Pt. 2 of 2
8. System Menus Pt. 1 *NEW* (5/4/12)
Guest Instructors: (For advanced and master level users)
1. Epic, Scarlet & DaVinci Resolve: HDRx Explained
2. Epic, Scarlet & DaVinci Resolve: Using The Tracker
3. Intro to Premiere Pro Pt 1 of 4 (Brad Allen)
4. Intro to Premiere Pro Pt 2 of 4 (Brad Allen)
5. Intro to Premiere Pro Pt 3 of 4 (Brad Allen)
6. Intro to Premiere Pro Pt 4 of 4 (With who else? Brad Allen)
7. Exporting in Premiere Pro (Brad Allen)
It's big, and getting much bigger. 30% of our classes are due to suggested by our members. I love it when that happens.
