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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Build 14... ready?

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McDiver said:
Anyone know what the RECODE 36 Compression Quality Setting is?
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I presume:

RedCode 28 = 27.5MB/sec & 28MB/sec peak

RedCode 36 = ~35MB/sec & 36MB/sec peak

Michael
 
It's not tied to MB/s. It's based on a quality level that is loosely related
to MB/s for 4k 2:1 @ 24fps @ 28 or 36MB/s.

Think of it as a compression quality setting.
 
Deanan said:
It's not tied to MB/s. It's based on a quality level that is loosely related
to MB/s for 4k 2:1 @ 24fps @ 28 or 36MB/s.

Think of it as a compression quality setting.
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i think :wacko: it is something which is picture quality calculated through within average compression around 28 or 36 math as standard :waaa: ?
 
Brian Broz said:
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Addition of Relative Shutter Speed control.
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Enhancement of Syncro Shutter Speed adjustment control.
Enhancement of Frame Rate Ramping control.
Enhancement of Histograms to logarithmic based display.
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Anyone care to elaborate on these?
Specially on the shutter related ones.
From the names one can try to imagine what these feature do, but what do I want them for? In which way do they differ from the old ways(pre-14)?
Do any of them affect the rolling shutter skew? (sounds likely)

Also interested on the histograms... does this mean they are calculated from the raw data and not from the rgb preview pixels? Or does it have something to do with the difference between log/perceptual and linear scales?

Hope someone can answer some of these.
 
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