RED Digital Announces Z-Mount Versions of the V-RAPTOR [X] and KOMODO [X]; Price, Preorder and More Info at B&H
NEW YORK, Feb. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- B&H is pleased to announce new iteration of RED's popular V-RAPTOR [X] and KOMODO [X] cinema cameras, now with locking Nikon Z-mounts. Releasing alongside these models are new Z-to-PL mount adapters, some with electronic ND filters, as well as conversion kits for shooters who want to add a Z-mount to existing V-RAPTOR [X] or KOMODO bodies.
RED DIGITAL CINEMA KOMODO-X Z Mount 6K Digital Cinema Camera (Nikon Z) https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1878415-REG/red_digital_cinema_710_0420_komodo_x_nikon_z.html
KOMODO-X Z Mount 6K Digital Cinema Camera:
19.9MP Super 35 Global Shutter CMOS
Reinforced, Locking Nikon Z Lens Mount
Adjustable AF, Smooth Iris Control
Compact KOMODO Line Design
Up to 6K80p & 4K120p Video
12G-SDI, USB-C, 5-Pin Audio Ports
6K Streaming via RED Connect License
Wireless Control, File Offload via Wi-Fi
Integrated 2.9" Touchscreen
Includes AC Adapter
The V-RAPTOR [X] 8K VV pairs a global shutter with a full-frame VistaVision-sized sensor. The camera originally came with a locking RF-mount, but will now be available with a locking Z-mount. This new version can be purchased by itself, in a Production Pack with Gold Mount or V-Mount batteries, or in a Starter Pack with a 7" touchscreen and V-Mount batteries. Alternatively, you can purchase a Z-Mount Conversion Kit for existing V-RAPTOR [X] bodies, or a Z-Mount Upgrade Kit if you have older V-RAPTOR iterations like the V-RAPTOR 8K S35 or 6K S35.
RED DIGITAL CINEMA V-RAPTOR [X] 8K VV Camera (Nikon Z) https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1878414-REG/red_digital_cinema_710_0419_v_raptor_x_z_mount.html
V-RAPTOR [X] 8K VV Camera:
Global Shutter Full-Frame VV Sensor
Reinforced, Locking Nikon Z Lens Mount
Adjustable AF, Smooth Iris Control
Global Vision with Extended Highlights
Phantom Track for Ghost Frame, Remapping
Supports up to 8K120, 800 MB/s Video
17+ Stops of Dynamic Range
Right-Side Assistant's User Interface
REDCODE Raw HQ, MQ, LQ | ProRes Options
DSMC3 Design, USB-C & Dual 12G-SDI Ports
The KOMODO-X 6K sports a global shutter as well, alongside a Super 35-sized sensor and a compact body. Like the V-RAPTOR [X], the KOMODO-X originally shipped with a locking RF-mount, but will now be available in a new Z-mount variation. The Z-mount body is available by itself, in a Production Pack with Gold Mount or V-Mount batteries, or in a Power Zoom Pack with the versatile Nikon NIKKOR Z 28-135mm f/4 PZ lens. This full-frame power zoom lens is custom-built for video work. There is also a Z-Mount Conversion Kit available for existing KOMODO-X owners.
Complementing these new cameras are four Z-to-PL adapters that support Cookie /i lens communication and record triggering. These V-RAPTOR [X] and KOMODO-X adapters are available in standard configurations or with a dial-in 2-7 stop electronic neutral density filter. You can adjust the ND by ¼, 1/3, or full stop increments via integrated buttons on the adapter or through existing RED control protocols on monitors and apps.
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