I sold my dream camera — the RED Dragon-X 6K.
This film is not a review, a comparison, or a spec breakdown.
It’s a personal reflection on saying goodbye to a camera that shaped me as a filmmaker, and what it means to let go in order to move forward.
The RED Dragon-X 6K has been with me through years of work — from demanding productions to quiet, personal projects.
It taught me patience, discipline, and how to truly respect the craft of cinematography. With its Super 35 sensor, incredible dynamic range, REDCODE RAW workflow, and high-frame-rate capabilities, it delivered some of the most beautiful images I’ve ever created.
But great tools come with real-world trade-offs.
In this video, I talk honestly about:
Why the RED Dragon-X 6K was such a powerful cinema camera
The realities of working with a heavy, modular cinema rig
The creative friction that builds over time
Why letting go of gear can sometimes unlock growth
And how changing seasons often reflect creative transitions
This is a quiet goodbye — and the beginning of something new.
If you’re a filmmaker, cinematographer, or content creator navigating change in your creative process, I hope this resonates with you.