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Well, at least it was succinctWell, that was an exciting camera announcement.
Well, at least it was succinct![]()
I'm actually waiting to talk to my dealer a little later. They have been embargoed from selling or discussing pricing for a few more hours. If I pull the trigger, I'll go through my them. They can discount, whereas RED does not.
Only thing kind of holding me back, is I have noticed a sort of a dark look to the highlights on the Komodo. Like even when blown out they never go white. This gives the look of more dynamic range, but also looks a bit odd sometimes. Anyone else seeing it?
ah well, can all come out in the grading. Just thought it was an interesting choice, but also might just be the way people grade.
EDIT:
The grading in this video has white blown out parts, although, this one was also one of the more "video" looking ones, if going by the comments section. Not that the comments section is the place to get good perspective.
Regardless, it is still a 12+ stop Global Shutter 2lbs camera.
I like some of the stuff I have seen. But I think the gap between most camera's in this price range and even above is really close, and most differences come down to the user and their tastes or ability:
I really like Juan Melara's footage on the Komodo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLf9OIsBgN4&t=7s
There was also this, shot by Lawrence Sher the DP of "The Joker":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXTGfu8qmgg
Komodo, with the right batch of accessories (and you need a lot of accessories), seems really appealing to me.
Having to crop into 5k for 48fps is a little annoying, but other than that, it's mainly just the single video output that really gives me pause (along with flex from the RF mount, and all the various little bugs that have popped up in the beta test program), but at that price. Carrying a pair of them at all times isn't all that unfeasible.
The small-medium camera landscape is getting ridiculous, iphone included.
and most differences come down to the user and their tastes or ability:
or AF or ND or XLR