Red One Camera Tutorial

The Red One Camera is a popular tool among Film an Television producers. In this tutorial we provide the very basic description and identification of the major components with this camera and we also show you the basic assembly process for this camera.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Red One Camera
• Red
• Reducation
• Cinema
• Film production
• Television Production
• Final Cut Pro
• Hollywood

[craigfromnewcastle]

It's totally beautiful, I'm so gutted that I can't have one :(

I really enjoyed this video though, thank you.

[EmpEntTV]

@craigfromnewcastle, You can always rent one, the rentals on the Red One is beginning to come down and can vary between $450 to 850 per day.

[hjkentproductions]

@EmpEntTV Sorry if this is a newbie question but what format does it transfer in?

[EmpEntTV]

@hjkentproductions Red shoots in Raw and has its own codec known as Red Code but if you are using Final Cut Pro. You can easily transcode into a useable format for editing.

[xsonicbladex]

Damn these are stupidly expensive. I get the whole good build quality thing and all, but most of the price is just because the company expects only multimillionaire film companies to buy these

[EmpEntTV]

@SkateboardsNShit No, its just like any other conventional camera that captures imagery from one angle, it just captures at much greater resolution in comparison to high definition video.

[SexyDragonProduction]

@EmpEntTV what kinda tripod did you use to support the red?

[craigfromnewcastle]

@EmpEntTV

I haven't got £4.50 man :D

Still, I enjoyed your video, thanks.

[sodiumwinter1]

This thing has way more latitude resolution dynamic range than 5D.

[hjkentproductions]

@EmpEntTV Thanks for answering my question! :D