SKU: GC47-RED-710-0445

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE Cine Essentials Pack

8k Video Recording
Dual 12G-SDI Outputs
800 MB/s Max Data Rates
Wi-Fi & Wired IP Connectivity
2.4" LCD Screen
8k Video Recording
Dual 12G-SDI Outputs
800 MB/s Max Data Rates
Wi-Fi & Wired IP Connectivity
2.4" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE Cine Essentials Pack

Flagship Image Quality, Streamlined for Essentials

The V-RAPTOR XE 8K VV Camera from RED Digital Cinema delivers the 8K global shutter and compact design of the V-RAPTOR X, while focusing on the core features essential to modern filmmaking. Built on RED's DSMC3 platform, the XE provides a large-format VV sensor in a lightweight 1.81 kg body, capturing 8K video in up to 60 fps with 17+ stops of dynamic range. Balancing high-end performance with class-leading value, the XE omits advanced Global Vision features like Phantom Track and Extended Highlights, but retains the same image quality, workflow flexibility, and robust connectivity that define RED's V-RAPTOR line.

What's in the box:

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE Cine Essentials Pack

DSMC 150W AC Power Adapter

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR Z to PL with Electronic ND Filter Adapter Pack

PL Support Brackets

RED Digital Cinema DSMC3 RED Touch 7.0" LCD with Rigid Hinge

Rigid Hinge Arm

DSMC3 RMI Cable

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Key Features

8k Video Recording

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE delivers 8K video with flexibility for cropping and reframing.

Dual 12G-SDI Outputs

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE supports dual 12G-SDI outputs for seamless professional connectivity.

800 MB/s Max Data Rates

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE delivers 800 MB/s max data rates for ultra-fast recording performance.

Wi-Fi & Wired IP Connectivity

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE enables Wi-Fi and wired IP connectivity for flexible remote control.

2.4" LCD Screen

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE equipped with a 2.4" LCD screen for quick monitoring and control.

Essentials of Filmmaking

Essentials of Filmmaking

RED Digital Cinema V-RAPTOR XE 8K VV Camera

Precision That Breaks Limits

Precision That Breaks Limits

Experience unmatched accuracy with the RED V-RAPTOR XE, capturing every frame with flawless detail and distortion-free motion, no matter how fast the action.

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