RED's new 6K camera is out in the wild. RED has always done things differently. Whether you prefer using the company's cameras or not, it's undeniable that it's moved the industry forward. At times, to its own detriment; see Hydrogen One, see Mini-Mag price drop. With the launch of Komodo, a $6000 6K Super 35 cine camera, RED has opened up its beta testing to anyone who wants to get their hands on one early. Normally, before a camera is introduced to market, the company releasing it will connect with a select few to test its features. To put the camera through its paces. They're usually prominent individuals in the community that the company has built a relationship with over the years. When Blackmagic Design introduced the URSA Mini Pro 12K, it was DP John Brawley who got his hands on it early. Other companies, like Sony and Canon, have ambassadors who they pay to test the camera. Others like Fujifilm or Panasonic will reach out to individuals for one-off collaborations, like in the case of cinematographer Matthew Libatique, who shot a short using the XT-3. It's all about feedback. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 27 August, 2020