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I'm too tired to do the math
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4K 30 / 3K 60 / 2K should be 120 (With optical RAW port) if not, it should be 100
A scaled image can NOT have a higher frame rate due to the clock speed of the sensor.
This way you CAN have 60fps and record to RED Drive or 50fps to CF.
I'm aware of those, but aren't those just the limitations given the available storage formats? Given an interface with infinite bandwidth and a device with infinite write speed, would those limitations still stand?
What about something like this?
This frame that is highlighted (not darkened) contains less pixels than the full 3k frame.
Oh and green == 2:1 frame height. Yellow is the smaller 3k equivalent 4k frame height.
What about something like this?
This frame that is highlighted (not darkened) contains less pixels than the full 3k frame.
Oh and green == 2:1 frame height. Yellow is the smaller 3k equivalent 4k frame height.
Just wondering, neglecting the speed limitations of storage formats, what are the maximum framerates the sensor could be able to handle at 4K, 3K, and 2K?
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If the information being posted over the past 2 years hasn't changed, it has been stated as 4K 60fps and 2K 120fps as the sensors clock speed limits.
Pie in the sky idea here, but what if when you went to format a piece of storage media the camera gave you a "pixels per second budget"?
Pie in the sky idea here, but what if when you went to format a piece of storage media the camera gave you a "pixels per second budget"? You could then enter custom crop dimensions and the camera would tell you the maximum framerate you could record at for that resolution. For example, 40fps for 4096x1706 or 30fps for 4096x2048.
With the optical RAW port, yes, but it doesn't look like many if any will be using that option, or for that matter if it will ever be released.
Pie in the sky idea here, but what if when you went to format a piece of storage media the camera gave you a "pixels per second budget"? You could then enter custom crop dimensions and the camera would tell you the maximum framerate you could record at for that resolution. For example, 40fps for 4096x1706 or 30fps for 4096x2048.