REDUXA R2 is a 0.71x focal reducer for RED DSMC2, giving full frame lenses a wider field of view and roughly one extra stop of light. It includes precise optical calibration, and will be available in EF and PL,




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Final prototype testing begins. We’re validating optical performance, coverage, calibration accuracy, and mechanical tolerances.
VIP Access opens, giving early supporters the chance to secure REDUXA R2 at the lowest possible price.
The REDUXA R2 Kickstarter campaign goes live. Early Bird and VIP backers will be able to place their orders.
If the goal is reached, manufacturing begins immediately, with ongoing production updates shared through our community and newsletter.
The Kickstarter campaign will be priced in GBP.
Final amounts may vary slightly due to exchange rate fluctuations.
Prices don't include shipping, and country import fees.
We’re launching this product through a Kickstarter campaign, on February 10th 2026. The campaign closes on March 5th 2026. Units will be shipped 8 - 10 weeks after that.
$1195 for the PL Mount, $1295 for the EF Mount. VIP Access will provide a further $200 saving.
DSMC2 has a look and a workflow people still care about, and we did not want it to be a dead end. With only one commercial focal reducer ever made for the system, and priced around $4,000, we felt there was room to make something better and more attainable. That is why we built REDUXA R2.
REDUXA R2 works with almost all RED DSMC2 camera bodies, excluding RAVEN.
RAVEN isn’t supported because its EF mount is fixed (non-interchangeable).
A small number of early DSMC2 DRAGON (Magnesium / Carbon Fibre) bodies and some very early SCARLET-W units, can have a slightly different internal layout that may affect fitment.
This mainly applies to early DSMC2 units shipped roughly from 2015 through early 2016. We’re currently verifying these bodies and exploring a way to accommodate them where possible, but we can’t guarantee fitment on these specific early models yet.
If you’re not sure on compatibility, please send us a photo of the sensor area with the lens mount removed. We can identify the exact variant and advise whether it’s compatible.