The RED Epic Dragon is the Next Big Thing with 100FPS

The RED Epic Dragon is going to be the latest fantasy for professional photographers. The 19 megapixel sensor of this camera can click 100 raw images per second. The still photography from this camera is great however, the camera is much better in video mode. The 6K resolution of the video is something outstanding and out of the imagination’s limits. This range can be achieved with 100 frames per second. The camera supports still photographs with .R3D format as a raw file and they can be further shaped in photoshop for the next level of imaging. It has the options of connecting a wide range of equipments from different resources, which are not accompanied with most of the other gadgets.

The camera houses a set of dials over the grip portion. These dials work for the adjustments of aperture, exposure and other such aspects to increase the productivity of the photograph. As it is mentioned above that this camera can house a lot of accessories for the snapping needs, the lenses from other companies can also be mounted over this one and the autofocus will be maintained with the contrast detection mode. The camera has the capability to get it corrected and recognize the lenses attached automatically while if the recognition fails, the user can make it otherwise with aperture and focal length. Apart from this, the WIFI, Battery assemble etc can also be connected overt the rear end of the camera. It can also be controlled with some remote place via computing or tablet devices.

The heat map function of the camera is one of the amazing features which every professional would expect from their machine. The camera’s display unit is available in 5, 7 and 9 inch sizes and they display vital spot with green and red color to guide the user. The RED Epic Dragon has a special feature of recording unmatched quality with the videography in motion and stills. The Dragon sensor has the ability to all this without any single lag in the processing.  It is also boasted with a black and white camera with higher light sensitivity and gradient issues.