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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 :)

John Cordell

Mark Pugh said:
Deanan
What Resolution/ratio are you working on for 120fps?
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Jarred said that Dino's camera had an alpha build loaded on it, so I think he was shooting full 5k 120fps on the build that Deanan is referring to. I think the other cameras just don't have that build on them, so 96fps is the current max.
 
5K 2.40 will go to 120FPS. 5K 2:1 tops out at 96. I haven't done much FF shooting, can't remember the top speed.

It all varies from firmware to firmware and may change again. That's just what I've got in front of me.
 
Brook is correct...

We disabled 120fps for a few days to work on it. It is back now and will be on the builds distributed this coming week.

Full Frame EPIC 5K (5120x2700) is 96fps.
2:1 5K (5120x2560) is 96fps.
2.40 5K is 120fps.

Jim
 
Mark Pugh said:
I'd love to know if there is a chance of a full-height 16:9 (2700 x 4800) that might make it to 100fps
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Can't do it. Not possible. Give someone 96fps and they want 100fps. Give them 100fps and they want 120fps... etc. :-)

When you hold an EPIC and consider the size and specs... as well as the fact there are no other similarly capable cameras at any size... EPIC is a miracle.

Jim
 
Thanks for sharing info, John, on your new M - it's great that these EPIC cameras are being put into very diverse hands.

Does anyone know what the serial number system for EPIC cameras will be? It seems as if a new serial system is evolving. It's kind of a trite question, I suppose, but I'm superstitious.
 
Meryem Ersoz said:
Thanks for sharing info, John, on your new M - it's great that these EPIC cameras are being put into very diverse hands.

Does anyone know what the serial number system for EPIC cameras will be? It seems as if a new serial system is evolving. It's kind of a trite question, I suppose, but I'm superstitious.
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It will be impossible to match everyone's RED ONE serial number to an EPIC since they are not being purchased in the same order. RED ONE owners have a few options (Stages) to choose from...

Jim
 
I suppose that does create an unnecessary hairball for RED - thanks for the answer, Jim. It will be fun to see who the stork brings to my doorstep....
 
Jannard said:
Give someone 96fps and they want 100fps. Give them 100fps and they want 120fps... etc. :-)

Jim
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I just asked the question as I shoot a lot in 50hz/ PAL countries, so what's possible at 100fps is of particular interest, and only a hair away from 96.

Thanks for the answer, though.
 
Mark Pugh said:
I just asked the question as I shoot a lot in 50hz/ PAL countries, so what's possible at 100fps is of particular interest, and only a hair away from 96.

Thanks for the answer, though.
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You can shoot 4.5K at 100fps...

Jim
 
will higher rates be available at lower resolutions like on the RED One?
like for example, at 2K, 250fps?
Is this even a possibility?
 
Antonio Forjaz said:
will higher rates be available at lower resolutions like on the RED One?
like for example, at 2K, 250fps?
Is this even a possibility?
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Sure... easy.

Jim
 
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