RED plans to "radically" change the Hydrogen phone program

Although the regular Hydrogen team is still in charge of the integrated camera capture system, the pro system will be managed by RED itself. In other words, you should get more than what you expect from a phone with a red badge, namely a camera that reflects the company's talent for hardware. imagery that borders on the overkill. We asked RED if she could explain what it meant for the fate of the module program, but Jannard said more details would be provided when his company could "lock the changes" and protect the patents.

He pointed out that this did not mean an untimely end to Hydrogen One. The smartphone is "not obsolete once the pro camera version comes out," said Jannard.

This does not necessarily mean that the module technology is dead. RED recently launched a 3D camera module transforming the Hydrogen One into a monitor. It has not kept its promises, however, because homeowners wonder when (and if) the modules could appear. And that's a problem when the built-in cameras do not compare well to those phones costing hundreds of dollars less.