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Scarlet's "LOWER DATA RATE" ??

George D.

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Since the Scarlet-X has a "lower data rate", what does that mean in comparison to what the Red-One has ?

I'm still learning all this new technology, so a detailed explanation in layman's terms, would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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What this means is the maximum amount of data that Scarlet can handle is lower than EPIC's. Thats where the framerate-limits come from. The datarate/compression is the same as with EPIC and probably R1 too (not sure about that). So if you shoot with same settngs (compression, resolution and framerate) on all three cameras, the resulting files will have the same size/datarate/quality.
 
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