RED ONE™ is the new digital high definition motion picture camera.
It has a 12 megapixel bayer pattern CMOS sensor, called the Mysterium. The sensor measures 24.4 mm by 13.7 mm, and has 4,520 by 2,540 active pixels, though the camera only records data from a 4096 by 2304 pixel area in normal operation. The Mysterium sensor has about the same active area as a 35 mm film frame masked to the 16:9 aspect ratio, allowing the same angle of view and depth of field as Super 35 film format.
The Red One camera has an interchangeable lens mount. It ships with a PL mount, common for modern 35 mm and 16 mm motion picture cameras. The company has also released an adapter for 2/3" B4 lenses, and for Nikon F-mount lenses.
| Resolution |
Supported Frame Rate |
| 4K 16:9 (4096x2304), 4K 2:1 (4096x2048) |
1 – 30 frames (variable) |
| 3K 16:9 (3072x1728), 3K 2:1 (3072x1536) |
1 – 60 frames (variable) |
| 2K 16:9 (2048x1152), 2K 2:1 (2048x1024) |
1 – 120 frames (variable) |
Redcode RAW is a variable bit rate wavelet codec which allows raw sensor data at resolutions of up to 4096 x 2304 to be compressed sufficiently for practical on-camera recording. Two variants were offered previously, one with a maximum data rate of 28 MB/s (224 megabits), and one with a maximum data rate of 36 MB/s (288 megabits), but the camera was recently updated to record with an additional data rate option of 42 MB/s (336 megabits). Compared with the uncompressed data captured by the sensor, these bit rates represent compression ratios of about 12:1 and 9:1, respectively.
*Infos gathered from Wikipedia
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