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Differents electronic board inside SCARLET S35 and FF35

Michele Gavazzeni

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Scarlet, RED ONE and EPIC specs...

These are the "tentative" format specs for each model.

EPIC has a larger body than Scarlet to house a more complex "electronic engine" and heat management system to handle the faster frame rates.

Jim


Thanks for the more detailed informations.

Some question I hope you can answare.


Looking at the table I can think that all the EPIC brains shares the same electronic board in fact the resolution/fps proportion is manteined Coherently for all the produc line

Bigger the sensor size higher the resolution you can get but at a slower max fps.
All the EPIC brains have a baseline at 2K at max 200fps.


Is this also true for SCARLETT product line? Probably Not.

The S35 and the FF35 seam to have differents electronic board inside, the FF35 is able of the same fps but at a 1K more of the S35.

S35 5K, 1-30fps ... FF35 6K, 1-30fps.

A more complex "electonic engine" actually is inside the SCARLET FF35? And if so why the S35 can't benefit of it?

A SCARLET S35 capable of more fps would be welcome.
 
Epic's guts are an order of magnitude more complex.
Each brain is a specific to the sensor attached to it and grows in complexity depending on the sensor.

Frame rates are determined by a number of variables from sensor design to bandwidth to memory to processing to data managment and a handful of other things.
 
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