This 9 Year Old RED Sensor Still Produces INCREDIBLE Images!!



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30 thoughts on “This 9 Year Old RED Sensor Still Produces INCREDIBLE Images!!”

  1. Let us know what you think of the RED DRAGON down below and if you want us to take a look back at a specific camera from years past, let us know below!

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  2. and I still cant afford it lol, at the price RED is asking for… it better be perfect…but in reality its not especially for the over priced accessories to even get the brain able to shoot on set

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  3. Awesome sensor. I edited and graded the pilot episode of a series shot on it, and I remember the director being livid seeing one shot appearing out of the camera completely overblown and unusable. I showed him how much we could get back with the R3D and the shot was used and director very happy. šŸŽ‰

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  4. i Startet withe the DRAGON – X Kit and upgradet it to Gemini.
    The RED filming look was much more present on Dragon sensor. The Gemini is from feeling more like a Future proof camera with a non characteristic look. Super Noiseless and for every shoot the greatest way to go. Now you have the option to create your own look out of camera.
    For me, DSMC2 is a perfect system and end product. So I would say my next camera will be a RED DSMC 2 again.

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  5. I absolutely love my dragon, picked one up last year for the price of a komodo when they were out of stock and in high demand. I was super happy with my choice, I had the chance to use the komodo a bit and found I definitely preferred the look of the dragon's sensor better. The komodo and also the raptor I feel have a much more crisp and "digital" feel, while the dragon's images felt much more cinematic imo. I would argue that it is definitely worth it even through 2023. Great video šŸ™‚

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  6. Jake. I have an issue with your title. Why would you say the dragon still produces a good image? You act as if you returned the camera to Red and they broke your sensor and returned it to you. If the camera isnā€™t damage why would it not still produce a good image. You YouTubers are titling these just for clicks and we get it. But come on. You title should be how the dragon still compares to todays red cameras. Thatā€™s more accurate. Seeing these titles makes me not wanna click it

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  7. IFyou get a Red moncrome Dragon sensor in your handsā€¦the best to film would be the a short documentary of Ukraine experienceā€™s, but I guess thatā€™s of of budgetā€¦.But it would awesome in B&W /mono. Good luck to convince your boss;)

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  8. Dragon truly is/was perhaps the most important sensor RED released. It was the sensor that many film focused DPs looked at very hard to transition further or fully to digital. Including myself. Dragon 8K VV also paved the way for Monstro and now Raptor. Very much a format I enjoy a great deal.

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  9. Red has great cameras but 1) their holding the camera industry back with their stupid patents 2) once you get into their ecosystem they screw you over with inflated prices for accessories because itā€™s ā€œmade for Redā€. I would love a red camera, but I donā€™t want to support them

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  10. there's just something about the DSMC 2 bodies that I prefer over the newer ones. When you're using it, you feel like you're using a true RED. The newer bodies (although the performance is amazing) just don't have that kind of feeling.

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