RED Digital Cinema has announced a significant price reduction for its KOMODO camera, bringing the cost down to $2,995. The RED KOMODO price drops by $2,000. This price adjustment coincides with the release of firmware version 1.8.3, which introduces several performance improvements. The RED KOMODO is a popular camera, and it features a 6K global shutter sensor, which is still a rarity with modern cameras (most of which are still rolling shutter based – as you can see in our rolling shutter tests as part of our Lab Tests). The camera records in REDCODE RAW (R3D) format with 16-bit RAW capabilities. Its compact form factor allows for versatile shooting configurations, including remote and handheld setups. Firmware update 1.8.3 details The new firmware version 1.8.3 introduces several enhancements: Faster calibration times Onboard LCD user pages for improved menu navigation Function toggling via top buttons for more efficient operation These features were previously available in the higher-tier KOMODO-X model. New pricing structure In addition to the standalone camera price of $2,995 (at B&H) and €2,995 / £2,425 (at CVP), RED has adjusted the pricing of its camera packages: Starter Pack: $4,500 (at B&H) and €4,435 / £3,610 (at CVP) Production Pack: $5,500 (at B&H) and €7,370 / £6,030 (at CVP) What does the RED KOMODO price drop mean for RED, Nikon and the used market RED Digital Cinema CEO, Keiji Oishi said about the price drop, “The KOMODO line expands access for the broader creative community, and this price adjustment furthers that...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 26 March