Posted Aug 25th 2007 1:34PM by Joshua Topolsky
Filed under: Digital Cameras
So we know a lot of you have been on the edge of your seat concerning the RED ONE modular, high-end,
HD HD-clobbering camcorder system. The camera --
announced at NAB way back in the wild, sun-soaked days of 2006 -- rocks 11.4-megapixel, 60fps video, and is designed as a multi-part system, featuring a base unit that can be modded with a variety of add-ons -- allowing for all kinds of crazy configurations (just what the low-budget auteur is after). Now, according to the Reduser forums (and more specifically, Jim Jannard, Oakley founder and Red Digital Cinema company head), the RED ONE shipments will begin on August 31st, with a second batch to follow on September 7th. Sure, the
$17,500 base system price-tag may seem prohibitive to some, but as we all know, fear is the mind-killer, and if you're
really serious about that film you're making, you're going to need something like this. Time to break open the piggy-bank.
source : engadget.com
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