Red Slowmo

[Adrian T.]

Like 80fps @ 4K 2:1!

Is it the datarate which set the limit?

It's also processing power and the sensor clock. According to RED the Mysterium cannot deliver more than 60 fps @ 4K and 120 fps @ 2K.

 

[Jonas Nyström]

So could it be 80fps @ 3K?

 

[Adrian T.]

So could it be 80fps @ 3K?

I don't think so. That'd be too much data for the CF card/drive and probably also for the camera to handle. But who knows...

 

[Tony Lorentzen]

Or 240 fps at 1k, perhaps?

 

[Stuart English]

Max frame rate

Max frame rate

[QUOTE ]Or 240 fps at 1k, perhaps? [/QUOTE]

No, 120 fps is the max - wouldn't matter if we go down to 1K (which we don't)

 

[Mike Prevette]

120 FPS is pretty fucking unbelievable to begin with. I'm still so impressed with RED that 120 was delivered. It really is amazing.

 

[Jarred Land]

120 FPS is pretty fucking unbelievable to begin with. I'm still so impressed with RED that 120 was delivered. It really is amazing.

this its the exact reaction we were hoping for

heh heh heh ...

 

[samuelbrownfield]

120FPS on CF?

120FPS on CF?

For some reason I keep thinking I heard that you need the Red Drive to record 120FPS 2K, is this true? Or can you record to CF at that FPS/Resolution?

thanks

 

[Jonas Nyström]

120 fps on HD, 80 fps to CF.

 

[David McMurry]

quick question, forgive if this is elsewhere - but can you playback overcranked footage in camera in order to see the slow motion effect at 24fps (etc.) playback? or does this have to be imported into redcine first?

 

[Cam McGrath]

quick question, forgive if this is elsewhere - but can you playback overcranked footage in camera in order to see the slow motion effect at 24fps (etc.) playback? or does this have to be imported into redcine first?

You can playback overcranked footage in camera.

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