Video of new ARRI digi cameras from ibc

[Pawel Achtel]

And Pawel, no one in Australia can correctly pronounce your name!

That's nothing, I get the biggest laugh when Australians try to pronounce Kościuszko (note correct spelling). .:smilielol5:

 

[Hans von Sonntag]

Zee Germans may be amüsant, but zee Germans du zee right spielzeug.

HAHA.

Hans

 

[jimhare]

That's nothing, I get the biggest laugh when Australians try to pronounce Kościuszko (note correct spelling). .:smilielol5:

You mean Casi-ass-ko mate?:cornut: Struth... :001_tongue:

 

[Pawel Achtel]

You mean Casi-ass-ko mate?:cornut: Struth... :001_tongue:

LOL. That's close enough. :smilewinkgrin:

 

[Petr Dvorak]

Kosčuško? :smile5:

 

[Zaphod]

The camera looks really nice. I'm sure it will be popular.

But how long are these camera companies going to keep making essentially 1080p cameras? The future is clearly 4K projection at theaters. We know that. So why not make 6K cameras that can actually produce a pristine 4K? Otherwise, the only cameras capable of shooting "True 4K" will be Red DSMC 5-6K cameras, and 35mm film scanned at 6K and posted at 4K. We could see a situation where we are going "back to the future"... with only film being able to produce 4K. With the exception of Red, of course.

When 4K DIs become popular (or even available).

Until then, what is the point?

Never mind the quality, feel the width.

 

[Stuart English]

Resolution

Resolution

When 4K DIs become popular (or even available).

Until then, what is the point?

Well a key point would be to protect the investment of your customers from a shift in delivery resolution that you know is coming...

Buying an expensive new camera body gets very tiresome after a while...

 

[Tom Lowe]

Zaphod, if we know that thousands, maybe tens of thousands, of new 4K projectors are coming to movie theaters, what makes you think there will not be 4K DIs? That's like spending $2,000 on an HDTV, and then only watching SD on it.