im going crazy. ive literally seen every video there is about the cameras im considering buying: FX6- Komodo- C70 and each person either demonizes one or the other. cannot cope with this anymore😊
They are ALL amazing cameras and will just depend on what your workflow and needs are for storytelling. Did you watch the whole video? I clearly feel that the C70 is an absolutely fantastic camera. Overtime though, I decided it just wasn't quite the right tool for me. Of the 3 you mentioned though, the Komodo clearly has the superior image and for me that's the most important thing at the end of the day.
I was considering the Komodo recently because color science is important to me too but having to plug/unplug the SDI cable only while powered on just isn’t practical for me. It seems that many have blown out their SDI because they forgot to unplug the cable first.
@@dylankitchener8350 I think it's much more important to have the camera's power source attached and having some juice left in it to ensure no blow out issues with the SDI cable. I've had the battery die on my monitor while the cable was plugged into the monitor and the Komodo, and it didn't burn out the SDI port. I've also turned off the Komodo while the cable was plugged in once or twice before removing it, and the port was fine. Again, I think the main thing is having a power source that has juice connected to the camera when you unplug the cable, not that the camera necessarily needs to be turned on when unplugging (though that is RED's recommended best practice).
im going crazy. ive literally seen every video there is about the cameras im considering buying: FX6- Komodo- C70 and each person either demonizes one or the other. cannot cope with this anymore😊
They are ALL amazing cameras and will just depend on what your workflow and needs are for storytelling. Did you watch the whole video? I clearly feel that the C70 is an absolutely fantastic camera. Overtime though, I decided it just wasn't quite the right tool for me. Of the 3 you mentioned though, the Komodo clearly has the superior image and for me that's the most important thing at the end of the day.
I was considering the Komodo recently because color science is important to me too but having to plug/unplug the SDI cable only while powered on just isn’t practical for me. It seems that many have blown out their SDI because they forgot to unplug the cable first.
@@dylankitchener8350 I think it's much more important to have the camera's power source attached and having some juice left in it to ensure no blow out issues with the SDI cable. I've had the battery die on my monitor while the cable was plugged into the monitor and the Komodo, and it didn't burn out the SDI port. I've also turned off the Komodo while the cable was plugged in once or twice before removing it, and the port was fine. Again, I think the main thing is having a power source that has juice connected to the camera when you unplug the cable, not that the camera necessarily needs to be turned on when unplugging (though that is RED's recommended best practice).