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Re: Avid and Nanoflash questions
by Michael Schell on Nov 14, 2009 at 11:27:40 pm

Hi Richard-
If I were using I-Frame only, I would probably choose the 180 Mbps level as this is also clearly above HD-CAM quality level (which is also an I-Frame only CODEC). Using the new 64GB CF cards from PhotoFast ($299 each from dvnation.com), you will get about 45 minutes per card or 90 minutes per load of two cards (the nanoFlash has 2 CF card slots).

If the camera is set for 720p you will only get 720p output, same for 1080p. Neither the camera nor the nanoFlash does cross conversion.

Best-
Mike Schell

PS Several movies that went to film have already been shot using the 140 Mbps I-Frame mode, so I am sure the Pope will look great at the 180 Mbps level.

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Avid and Nanoflash questions by richard ladkani on Nov 14, 2009 at 4:05:15 pm
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