We’ve seen a little mind-blowing footage from RED’s EPIC, as a single competence design from a $39,500 camera with a 5K sensor as well as up to 120 fps video constraint (at 4K). But video shooter as well as all-around print wiz Vincent Laforet got to take an disdainful early demeanour during a company’s latest Canon EOS mount, which pairs a EPIC-M with Canon’s huge pick up of top-quality glass, together with a 600mm f/4 L lens Laforet used for his fire during Mono Lake in California. That lens, used with a 2x Canon teleconverter as well as a RED’s computation factor, yields a 35mm-equivalent focal length of 3400mm, which as you’ll see in a video below, enabled a little flattering implausible video captures. RED has nonetheless to strictly make known accessibility for a Canon EOS mount, though has common which it will cost $2,000 (pennies compared to a EPIC’s $58,000 pack price), as well as will be assembled of titanium — tasked with a vicious shortcoming of shortening transformation during those extended-lens shoots. Jump past a mangle for Laforet’s representation video, or check out his blog post during a source couple for a full rundown.RED EPIC-M Canon EOS Mount
