Huh? http://www.red.com/experience http://www.red.com/experience <- From my experience with RED, foundry's rolling shutter gets rid of the errors quite easily

Huh? http://www.red.com/experience http://www.red.com/experience <- From my experience with RED, foundry's rolling shutter gets rid of the errors quite easily http://www.thefoundry.co.uk/products/rollingshutter/ http://www.thefoundry.co.uk/products/rollingshutter/ and everything I've ran through flame or smoke that was shot on key with red had no problem (related to camera). REDs are a great tool. And cheap. ARRI Alexa is better, from my experience, but it comes with a premium.. and panavision you can rent only, of course. TBH, camera is the least important factor in shooting a feature/commercials quality look, as long as it's not a DSLR (no matter what popular belief is among prosumers). If you get cooke S4 lenses or other high quality lenses onto RED, Alexa or any other similar camera, you won't notice much of a difference, and each prime lens costs as much as camera alone.