RED surprises with news of the Scarlet-W, a 5K 60fps camera, arriving soon at under $10K for the body. At around 1:30 AM in London we learned that RED is announcing a surprise new camera, the ...

Features of the RED Scarlet-W camera include a 5120×2700 RED DRAGON S35 Sensor, 5K Full Frame 48fps. 5k 2.40:1 60fps. 4k 2.4:1 150fps capture and Interchangeable Lens Mounts, Interchangeable ...

SCARLET-W comes on the heels of the recent 4.5K RED RAVEN announcement, and is the latest example of RED’s ongoing commitment to the belief that cinema-quality creative tools should not be in the ...

In addition to 60fps widescreen shooting, the Scarlet-W offers 5K at 48fps with full frame. As for slo-mo, the camera offers 150fps at 4K, and 300fps at a resolution of 2K. Red told No Film School ...

Red just revealed the $9,950 Scarlet-W and Scarlet-W Monochrome, cameras that shoot 5K RAW video and 2K ProRes with the company's Dragon sensor.

Nobody does affordable cinematic cameras as well as RED and now the company is one-upping its 4K RAVEN with an entry-level 5K camera: the Scarlet-W. Due out next year, the camera — which will ...

Here's why we're excited about Red's announcements of their 3K Scarlet and 5K Epic digital cameras. Their insane resolution. It's one thing to talk about ...

In spite of the large discount that RED offered to Scarlet-W deposit holders, the Epic-W still costs significantly more than Scarlet-W. High frame rate recording requires pretty much the same ...

It's been quite a day for all you cinephiles out there. First Canon outed its pair of Cinema EOS cameras, and now RED has finally released the Epic's baby sister Scarlet. Scarlet packs a similar ...

Red’s other option accessories and modules also allow you to configure your camera to adapt and fit every shoot. Price for the Scarlet X brain plus a SSD is $9,750 £6,000 or €7,000).

(Credit: RED) The Scarlet-X has a Super 35 sensor, which is able to take still images at 5K resolution and 4K video at 25fps. It records in Redcode RAW format and, for anyone counting frame rates ...