RED shocks with Odemax 4K distribution platform and REDRAY home player
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4K eats all the little fishies!
Screen grab from RED Redcine-X Pro software
RED REDRAY 4K player rear panel
RED promotional grab
RED promotional grab
Odemax fiber network
RED REDRAY 4K player plus iPad control app
RED REDRAY 4K player
RED REDRAY 4K player
RED REDRAY 4K player rear panel
RED REDRAY 4K player front panel detail
RED REDRAY 4K player rear panel detail
RED REDRAY 4K player front panel
Article Summary
Serial disruptor RED is at it again. While the announcement of a REDRAY player capable of outputting 4K (4096 x 2160 pixels) moving images had been expected for some time, the accompanying infrastructure that’s being put in place comes as a major shock. RED, in partnership with new venture Odemax, is setting up an alternative to the highly regulated and protected film distribution networks of the big studios – and anybody can join. If they can pull it off it could be nothing less than a revolution.
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