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A-cam IIK is the new kid on the block?!

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A-cam IIK is the new kid on the block?!

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80 GB Solid State cartrige >200 MB/s.

Does anybody at NAB check what it is?


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Thanks Rocketeer.

I was interested in to hear is the 80 GB Solid State cartrige >200 MB/s working as advertised.
 
I went by the booth. Nice guys. It is in fact a digital camera. They showed me the Solid State Cartridge. 80GBs...

How many minutes of 2K for 80GBs? About 12 minutes.

Apparently they're getting their sensor from Kodak. Not much other info about the camera though.
 
0059099 said:
And they probably have interchangable lenses... So alot of complaints about scarlet can dissapear now... ;)
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Yes and there are old 16mm lenses on C-mount, a Bolex sort of stuff.

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The Third Man said:
Yes and there are old 16mm lenses on C-mount, a Bolex sort of stuff.
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The company is even smaller than RED.
I fear in-camera image processing will be their weak point compared to RED, but in any case this is even more "mock-up ware" than Scarlet since they do not have any previous digital camera to build on.

It looks close to what I have hoped somebody would make, but it remains to see how good they are with electronics and firmware.
 
Looks nice! I get the gut feeling that it'll cost over $10,000 without recording media or lenses. Still, it may be great. And that's a Zeiss still camera lens, right? If so, that's a big plus. Having a built-in mount for SLR lenses is very appealing. I look forward to hearing more about it, especially the price.
 
I downloaded the sample footage from their site and it looks quite noisy, but at the same time nice. I like the design more then Scarlets "hook-look".
Future survival of this cam will be determined by the price and workflow. How does it stack-up against Scarlet...
How much do one needs to compromise in relation to cameras noisy output..
If price is low - me can live with that noise, but if price is 10000$ then I don't care...
coz me have Scarlet.
 
That site is confusing though. Is the footage up there really from the new digital camera or from their 16mm camera?

It's a beautiful design though. I wish Scarlet looked more like this. I hope Red discovers curves soon.
 
Based on what the guys told me at the booth, this camera is recording uncompressed 2K. That means 12 minutes per 80GB drive vs. 14-15 minutes of 3K per 16GB flash card in Scarlet.

Not sure that the viewfinder will be reflex or not.

The camera is not done yet.
 
kmikami said:
That site is confusing though. Is the footage up there really from the new digital camera or from their 16mm camera?
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"Confusing" is a kind word for it. On the page devoted to their proposed digital camera, they have a "download sample footage" link that downloads totally irrelevant footage from their 16mm camera. And that footage suffers from poor execution and even worse processing and compression.

Their products may be perfectly good, but these guys do themselves a disservice by having unprofessional media on their site.
 
kmikami said:
That site is confusing though. Is the footage up there really from the new digital camera or from their 16mm camera?

It's a beautiful design though. I wish Scarlet looked more like this. I hope Red discovers curves soon.
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Yes, you've gotta love that form factor.
 
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