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Am I the only one that thinks it looks like it is made of corrigated cardboard rolled into a tube??
Hey Dan,
Sorry to hear about that. I know Redrock is now a far different company from what they were in 2008, and for the better. They now have a dedicated support team, and as a reseller and friend of the company, I am happy to see far less errors in shipments/orders as well as a much better response if an error is made. Of course not an excuse, but I think in 2008 when these DSLRs hit, everyone was caught a little off guard with demand and overwhelmed.
I hope if you need more gear you'll give Redrock another look over, especially when their EVF comes out :beer:
However, someone ought to really go down to TX and show those 5D guys how to pull some focus. My god it seemed like Brian was giving a demonstration to the POV of a drunkard.![]()
but yes it does look like this has a cardboard wrapper at the moment
This would be great for a Scarlet body (once it comes out)!
the GH2 has a built in 1.56 megapixel EVF...
In case anyone was wondering, it has 1.2 million dots of resolution. Got that tidbit from RedRock on vimeo while pointing out that a GH2 (with a 1.52 million dot viewfinder and HDMI out...and you know, a camera) only costs $300 more than this. However, of course the target markets and resources are very different, and RedRock is a small company, so for those investing thousands of dollars in pro camera systems $600 is quite reasonable....just kind of weird that they'd stick it on a 7D at the tradeshow.
I feel sorry for these accessory manufacturers, post-DSLR revolution.
People have no complaints about putting a $2000+ lens onto a $600 camera to get the best out of it.... but if someone brings out a great accessory that costs 50%+ the price of the body, people say it is too much.
"1.2 million dots" - Brian, can you clarify?
As I understand it, the Red one is a legitimate 1280x720. Are you saying your EVF is higher-than-720p res? Or are you using the individual red/green/blue count, which is a common thing for LCD manufacturers to quote, but isn't the same thing at all, and would mean that it's half-720p res? 800 x 480 x 3 = about 1.2 million pixels, but it sure isn't in the same league as 1280x720, obviously.
I might be missing something here, but the GH2 has an LCD of 420k dots. The microEVF has a resolution of 1.2m dots
Am I the only one that thinks it looks like it is made of corrigated cardboard rolled into a tube??