Following the release of the first Red cameras with Nikon’s Z mount, the V-Raptor [X] Z Mount and Komodo-X Z Mount, a Z Cinema trademark seems like the next logical step – especially because Z ...

Nikon buying Red notably marks the photography camera company's push into the digital cinema camera market. Red was founded in 2005 by billionaire James Jannard, and Red's first cinema camera, the ...

Image: Red Red Digital Cinema is bringing Nikon's Z-mount to its Komodo-X and V-Raptor X cinema cameras. Originally, the cameras launched with Canon's RF mount, which will still be available as an ...

RED makes some of the best cinema-grade camera gear on the market, and that’s a huge reason why the Hydrogen One was a disappointment when it launched in 2018. Now, though, RED is preparing ...

The camera’s potential was further demonstrated in 2007 by director Peter Jackson’s short film “Crossing the Line,” shot with prototype RED One cameras.

Arri, Canon, and all other camera makers that consider themselves capable of producing cinema-quality 4K footage have been invited to a challenge by RED founder and CEO Jim Jannard.

The makers of that Red One Digital Cinema camcorder that’s supposedly able to crank out 4K resolution—that’s super HD rez rivaling film—have finally rolled out a price list today, headed ...

Nikon is acquiring RED, the company best known for digital cinema cameras including the RED One 4K and V-Raptor X. RED will become a subsidiary of Nikon.

Red partnered with Lucid to create a high-end 3D cinema camera. It uses the Red Hydrogen One phone and its 4-View screen to show 3D content in real-time. Patrick Holland/CNET ...

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The Lytro Cinema camera gathers a truly staggering amount of information on the world around it. The 755 RAW megapixel 40K resolution, 300 FPS camera takes in as much as 400 gigabytes per second ...

RED's cinema cameras are too expensive for most of us, but they do push the state-of-the-art, making future cameras you can afford better. A case in point is RED's latest sensor called the Monstro ...