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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 :)

Tom Lowe...

Jannard said:
5K 2.4:1 is 120fps. All other 5K formats are 96fps.

Jim
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Jim,
Does this mean they will never be greater than 96fps or are you just referring to the current build?

BTW- The Epic is a dream camera...just love it!
 
Okay, you know what? I usually just lurk and soak in the info, but honestly, that was without question, EPIC. Technical talk aside, the images just plain look unbelievably good. I never thought that birds at sea could be so durn captivating.

The fact that it was a good edit didn't hurt either :)
 
Greg M said:
Jim,
Does this mean they will never be greater than 96fps or are you just referring to the current build?

BTW- The Epic is a dream camera...just love it!
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That is the technical limit of the system. You can always scale down a bit for higher frame rates.

Jim
 
Jim, will there be anything to "gain" at all going from full sensor 5120x2700 down to 16:9 4800x2700?.. maybe in available compression ratios or something?
 
Tom Lowe said:
Jim, will there be anything to "gain" at all going from full sensor 5120x2700 down to 16:9 4800x2700?.. maybe in available compression ratios or something?
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No advantage to frame rates (determined by sensor height) and slight advantage to REDCODE with any given media. Faster media in the future opens up all frame rates at the lowest compression.

Jim
 
I see. Are the 256GB SSDs identical in terms of capability with the 128GBs?
 
Tom Lowe said:
I see. Are the 256GB SSDs identical in terms of capability with the 128GBs?
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In terms of speed, they are pretty close...

Jim
 
Wow, thanks Jim for all these clarifications. This is becoming quite an informative thread.

Also, I'm soooooooooooo excited for the timelapse functions to be enabled and see what Tom does with that (and at night) with a wide angle Master prime :)

Anthony
 
Oh... I totally missed that David. I am sorry.

Is there any chance at all CUDA might be implemented on the PC side for those of us that can't buy a rocket for our personal computers?
 
Roberto Lequeux said:
Oh... I totally missed that David. I am sorry.

Is there any chance at all CUDA might be implemented on the PC side for those of us that can't buy a rocket for our personal computers?
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CUDA is completely cross platform and works at least as well on PC. You need a supported NVidea card on either platform, and the latest drivers.

If you mean CUDA for decompressing R3d's we don't support that on either platform. RED does that for us either in software or the rocket. We then push that into the CUDA or non CUDA pipe depending on your video card.

Cheers

Dave
 
We really appreciate all your hard work David. Adobe has become our single source for post production.

Are there any updates on Redcolor2 for Premiere? Thanks again!
 
Drew Ingram said:
We really appreciate all your hard work David. Adobe has become our single source for post production.

Are there any updates on Redcolor2 for Premiere? Thanks again!
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We have stuff in the works but I wouldn't "bet" you would have to wait too long...

Cheers

Dave
 
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