Red One (Mysterium X)

Overview

Since its release the Red One and it's ability to record cinematically stunning, 4k images has provided film-makers with a commercially viable alternative to 35mm film and more fiscally exclusive HD products. This ability to produce the highest quality images at a price point (and yes, with the inherent dataflow requirements) and a policy of constant firmware refinement has placed RED at the vanguard of affordable cinema acquisition.

The Red One has increased its resolution (4K to 4.5K), improved compression (REDCODE 42), boosted dynamic range and low light performance (Mysterium-X™) and added dozens of features. All of these improvements, considered by many to be so significant as to be perceived as a "new" camera, were made available without the customer having to buy a new replacement product.

Sensor – 14 Mega Pixel Mysterium X

Acquisition Formats – 4.5K RAW (2.4:1) - 4K RAW (16:9, HD, 2:1, and Anamorphic 2:1) - 3K RAW (16:9, 2:1, and Anamorphic 2:1) - 2K RAW (16:9, 2:1, and Anamorphic 2:1)

Frame Rates - 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97 fps @ 4.5K, 4K plus 50, 59.94fps @ 3K, 2K