Macvideo Expo
19th Oct 2010
MacVideo Expo will be the major "shoot and edit" event for the UK digital video community in 2010.
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Recent reviews
Impressions of the Panasonic HPX-171
Just spent most of the last week shooting with Panasonic's HPX-171. For those unfamiliar with the Panasonic camera range the HPX-171 is the European model, the equivalent of the US model, the HPX-170. This camera shoots DVCPro HD, or standard definition DVCPro, or DV to P2 card. There is no tape drive on the camera, therefore the only option is to record to card. For those want the ability to record to tape, Panasonic also offer the HVX-201A.
RED Digital Cinema: Prototypes of Scarlet, Epic and Red Ray
A look into the future for a cost effective "filmless" workflow
Red Digital Cinema shows Scarlet, Epic and Red Ray
Scarlet has been described as the "pocket Red" and will feature a 2/3 inch 3K Mysterium sensor and will be capable of shooting from 1 - 120 FPS. It will feature an 8 x 2.8 zoom lens which is not interchangeable, full auto and manual modes of operation, FireWire 800/USB 2, a still image capture mode, and will be compatible with many of the accessories of the Red One digital cinema camera. Scarlet will sell for $3000USD.
Epic is a 5K camera which will sell for $40 000. Those who have already purchased a RED ONE can trade-in their RED ONE to receive the cost of original camera - $17500 - off the price of the $40 000 Epic.
Red Ray is will sell for less than $1000USD and functions as a playback unit for a multitude of formats including 4K.
Verdict
As soon as these products are in our hands we will give the verdict. For now we all all very excited.
Rick Young
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