Offhollywood has put up some of the first moving footage from the new Mysterium-X sensor. They have RED Ones #6 and #7 and just had them upgraded. This footage was shot at ISO 1600 on 16mm, 25mm & 35mm Master Primes and an 85mm Ultra Prime. Grab the 1k version here.
RED News Archives
- Epic “Tattoo” on First Feature
- May 2010 Scarlet Update
- $20mil RED Guest House
- 1st Image From Epic Prototype
- Mysterium-X Low Light
- Nov. 30th Announcement
- RED Studios Hollywood
- Fixed Scarlet Kit – $4,750
- Oct. 30th Announcement
- EPIC-X at IBC ‘09 Pics
- Mysterium-X Quotes
- Video of Epic Camera
- RED Optical Viewfinder
- RED DSMC and Esquire
- REDCINE-X Released
- 4.5k and REDCODE 42
- RED One Mysterium X Pic
- Scarlet and Canon 5D Mark II
- Video of Scarlet
- RED Prime Lens Footage
- RED Announces RED ROCKET
- 5k Image From Mysterium X
- 1st Footage From 3k Scarlet
- 1st Image From 2/3″ Scarlet
- 1st Pics of Scarlet in Action
- New Scarlet Renders
- First images from Mysterium X
- REDCODE support for FCP
- RED Ranch Las Vegas
- RED SDK
- Roberto Schaefer
Other News
- HDSLs on Television Shows
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Many people have been waiting for the final motion spec [...] - Filmic RED One Footage
Álex Montoya has posted some beautiful filmic frame gra [...] - RED Pro Primes on 35mm Film
Norm Li just posted a music video he shot with the RED [...]
News Comments
- Fredrik F
Video of Epic Camera
This is unfortunately why I still think that film looks better than digital video. Do people like the look of [...] - babukishan
Mysterium-X Low Light
wonderful cinematography!!! babukishanproductions@gmail.com [...] - John Ritter
$20mil RED Guest House
Great, where is Scarlett and Epic...... [...] - Clark Deal
Mysterium-X Low Light
Looks awesome! [...] - Justin O’Neill
Fixed Scarlet Kit – $4,750
The 8x fixed zoom lens is t2.6 and f2.4 throughout the range. It is powered and the focus, zoom [...] - JCD
Fixed Scarlet Kit – $4,750
Does anyone know how fast the lens is on the fixed zoom? And what is the range of the [...] - Daniel Baumgartner
1st Pics of Scarlet in Action
I absolutely fully concur with every single word of RICK IDAK. I've never read an entire blog or statement [...] - Justin O’Neill
New Scarlet Renders
Hi Steven, at this point the latest version of Sony's Vegas and Adobe's Premiere Pro support drag n drop editing [...] - Steven Williamson
New Scarlet Renders
I like the scarlet. Does it work with all programs? For editing I will like to do movie's [...] - sean orelaja
Mysterium-X Low Light
The many surprises Indi-productions are about to encounter. The last two years have witnessed an exponential growth and advancement in digital [...]
Methinks Michael Mann will be watching and loving this footage tonight…
The many surprises Indi-productions are about to encounter.
The last two years have witnessed an exponential growth and advancement in digital acquisition, and I am truly grateful to be a part of these exciting times. It was not long ago (around 1995) that Sony released the VX1000 which brought digital video to the masses. Then Panasonic upped the ante by bringing 24p to the DVX100. And it is from these humble beginnings that the indi-productions find their roots in state of the art technology that challenged the status quo. Fast forwarding to 2010, we find ourselves on the cusp of another revolution from yet another manufacture: RED Digital Cinema. For the last couple of years Red has aggressively pushed the market forward in digital cinema with their Red One. And while this camera is very affordable in comparison to other cameras of its’ caliber on the market, it is still relatively expensive for mass market indi-productions. This is all about to change with the release of the Scarlet.
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Looks awesome!
wonderful cinematography!!!
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