ABSOLUTELY
| Sensor: | 27.7 x 14.6 mm / 14 megapixels |
| Resolution: | 5K |
| Frame Rate: | 120 fps @ 5K 150 fps @ 4K 200 fps @ 3K 300 fps @ 2K |
| Base ISO: | 800 |
| Latitude: | 13.5+ stops (18 stops with HDRx) |
| Bit Rate / Format: | 12 and 16-Bit R3D RAW |
| Data Speed: | 64GB=7 min 256GB=28 min |
EPIC ushers in the next generation of digital cinema, featuring a 5K sensor capable of capturing 1 to 120 frames per second at full resolution. From fashion spreads to 3D IMAX features, EPIC has crossbred elite photography with unrivaled cinema capability—all in a camera the size of a DSLR. In challenging lighting conditions, EPIC makes it easy to adapt with its ability to reach up to 18 stops of dynamic range with HDRx. Remarkable technology packed into a 4lb body - with EPIC, less is more.
HDR, TO THE POWER OF X.
5K RESOLUTION
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PACKAGE EQUIPMENT LIST
RED EPIC BODY
DSMC TI PL Mount Titanium
DSMC SIDE HANDLE
QUICK RELEASE PLATFORM (Bolt-on)
DSMC 1.8 : SSD SIDE MODULE
REDMAG 1.8" SSD 128GB
LCD/EVF CABLE (RIGHT-TO-RIGHT)
RED LCD (5.6")
DSMC - NIKON MOUNT
AC POWER ADAPTOR
RED TOUCH 5.0" LCD
REDVOLT
AC POWER ADAPTOR
PROLINE T2000 STEADICAM SYSTEM
Extremely versatile, the sled can be configured for cameras weighing 1 to 45 pounds (including accessories). It is compact, strong and lightweight with a 12 and 24 volt power supply, and analog video and HDSI signal for monitors. Only 8 pounds in weight, made from high quality materials the modular design can be easily modified, upgraded and maintained.
The industry's most configurable and innovative shoulder mounting solution for film and digital motion picture cameras. Fully compatible with the RED One of today, as well as the Scarlett and Epic of tomorrow. Element's hand-held system combines innovative design with exceptional workmanship and materials.
MANTIS SHOULDER SYSTEM
DANA DOLLY PORTABLE DOLLY SYSTEM
The dana dolly is the product of hundreds of shoots and modifications since the early 1980s, when the cameras were much heavier. We tried a number of different wheels and bearings, and composites, steel, and aluminum before coming up with the combination that we believe is all three: Good, Fast, and Cheap.