RED 300MM f2.8 and DOF, Will an M2 needed for DOF? Beginner Questions.

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RED 300MM f2.8 and DOF, Will an M2 needed for DOF?

Is there Auto Focus features?

What country make the glass?
 
What are you referring to by "M2"? Sorry, I must be missing something.

No to Auto-focus.

Best glass, not saying where glass comes from. No excuse quality, though.

Jim
 
With the RED you will not need a mini35 like the M2 adapter, the sensor is BIG enough to get a nice DoF I suppose...
BTW, Jim doesn´t seem to be interested in "mini" ;o)
 
Absolutely NO M2 required! The size of the sensor means built in 35mm DOF. All manual focus (YAY), but I believe there will be a device for helping to measure range and aid critical focus. You'll need to attach a follow focus unit.
 
The "M2" he is referring to a popular depth of field adapter that gives prosumer comcorders shallow depth of field. However, there are compromises. For example, most dop adapters compromise light loss to deliver said depth of field. Also, resolution is compromised in order to acheive it. In all, I imagine the red camera system will give you all the shallow depth of field you''ll ever need... without an adapter.
 
RED 300MM f2.8 and DOF, Will an M2 needed for DOF?
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Take a look at the red lenses thread. You will learn a lot from all of the pages. I think we all know what the m2 does. The problem you might experience with a small 1/3rd sensor and appropriate lenses such as the difficulty in getting a shallow DOF disappears with a huge s35mm sensor and appropriate lenses. From what i have read you will not get any of the problems associated with using an m2 either. Read up on red spend some time it will be worth it in the end:thumbsup:

Michael
 
Right, RED delivers the same DOF that you'd get with one of those lens adapters, but without all the nonsense -- no spinning ground glass, no diffused footage, no upside-down footage, no magnet-on-the-LCD, no mounting-the-camera-upside-down-so-what-you-film-is-right-side-up...

RED's sensor is as large as a Super35 frame of film, so with an appropriate lens it will inherently deliver the same depth of field and field of view of a Super35 film camera.
 
Barry_Green said:
RED delivers the same DOF that you'd get with one of those lens adapters, but without all the nonsense -- no spinning ground glass, no diffused footage, no upside-down footage, no magnet-on-the-LCD, no mounting-the-camera-upside-down-so-what-you-film-is-right-side-up...
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Aww, Barry. Where's the love? :D
 
Jannard said:
Best glass, not saying where glass comes from. No excuse quality, though.

Jim
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No excuse? So armed with a Red lens I won't feel the need to rent a Cooke or Zeiss for a project?

This is important to know, especially with reservations closing.

Thanks
 
per Jim in another thread

"Reservations have largely been made on a leap of faith. Same goes for the lenses. Our goal is to beat anything you have ever seen before. That's our promise. If you are not happy, a full refund awaits you.

We will posts specs when we have them nailed down. If you are nervous, please don't place a reservation.

jim"
 
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