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Re: UNCOMPRESSED 2k p 4:4:4 should be no problem, other yes
by Ed Brown on Apr 30, 2003 at 12:24:20 am

Dear Wizards,
I am not a techie, I work with techies. Now talking to CMOS engineers, I got impression that uncompressed 1080p plus at 4:4:4 is no problem. The problem is over 1 gig/sec readout. It could overwelm storage. Yes, it can be shot straight to disk. The Viper 4:4:4 cam uses,I think, 1:2.5 compression and Director Friend disks. Yes, we are not talking tapes here. Must be disks. Viper monator reads slightly green and must like film be processed for final images.
As i understand CMOS engineers, there are two problems: a prism to split light and the biggie: what do you want out back end
that video guys would like other that uncompressed? That is why I
ask you. There are people working on MPEG 2 and 4. Which is better? I confess to being ignorant. Ithink it was MAD who wrote:

'Why not a downloadable Codec? Why not have the camera really spit this u-tagged, RGBA stream with a master connector and have "user downloadable" codecs for recording and standard production? That would keep it current for quite a while."

If I understand that correctly, that could be like Avid's new
32? bit codex? And have a "card" you could insert another
codex or MPEG in for read out.

Help me what would make for "dream" video camera?
With CMOS sensors there is a paradyn shift in possible images.
Question is what "read outs" would be most useful?

Ed --not all clear on concept of data out --- but clear there must be a way for a very affordable camera with 1080P images
at 24, 30, 60 and 4:4:4 or 4:2:2 with edit friendly read out




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