Learn the hard drive basics of the Red One camera. Mount and boot up the Red Drive.
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How To: Connect the Red Drive to the RED ONE camera
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Thanks, I was wondering how I transfer from the red to my computer.
ahhhh i would love to have this camera, absolutely beautiful
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