Joe VanDalsem
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Seriously guys! 9K?! That's just too many K. Stop it. Too much K. Just stop. I'm serious.
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Seriously guys! 9K?! That's just too many K. Stop it. Too much K. Just stop. I'm serious.
Why man?
Don't you just love to have an awful lot of K ?! :tongue:
NO! 4K is plenty of K! Somebody tell them to stop it.
NO! 4K is plenty of K! Somebody tell them to stop it.
NO! 4K is plenty of K! Somebody tell them to stop it.
Well 4k isn't 4k... it's 3.2k... The filtering cause the resolution to drop by about 20%. So 5k = 4k.... 9k = 7.2k. IMax is 10k, so the 9k camera is meant as a digital IMAX cam. 28k (maybe different filtering) should be 22.4k
Well 4k isn't 4k... it's 3.2k... The filtering cause the resolution to drop by about 20%. So 5k = 4k.... 9k = 7.2k. IMax is 10k, so the 9k camera is meant as a digital IMAX cam. 28k (maybe different filtering) should be 22.4k
IMAX 10k? In theory maybe but to actually work with it in digital is another thing. I have never heard of any film scans of IMAX done at 10k, ever. For The Dark Knight they were working in 6k and in some cases 4k in VFX. Can't remember what the film output does (8k?). But I think you're quite right about the 9k epic being suitable for IMAX. Now, all we need is......some way to work with it in post!