Ready To Go Red Ray?
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Yes. 4K is the next best thing coming at the beginning of the year. There will also be whole new hardware/connection requirements. HDMI 1.3 will not cut it and will probably be phased out in favor of an ethernet type connection. CES should have a lot of new high tech toys. I just might go next year.
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Red ray, 4K.
Yes. Forget BD eyes from those Sony guys. Let'um go blind trying to suck blood out of a turnip.
Fitzie
Yes. Forget BD eyes from those Sony guys. Let'um go blind trying to suck blood out of a turnip.
Fitzie
True, I've seen this on their forums too from few people:
And its funny most of their devs aren't answering that question.
The rumor is they do some sort of wavelet encoding.
But doing it in real time with such efficiency would be a miracle...
There are enough serious people involved (Stacey Spears is one name)
with the RED to trust the camera itself as an oustanding product, though.
Diogen.
But doing it in real time with such efficiency would be a miracle...
There are enough serious people involved (Stacey Spears is one name)
with the RED to trust the camera itself as an oustanding product, though.
Diogen.
Mine can be... its only 73" in this room, but considering doing a little remodeling to get 100"+
I read through the NAB PDF. The cameras record to flash. I bet they just support clips on the the DVD-9s for editing. I did not get any impression that you could put 2 hours on a DVD9. Remember doing movies they use a series of scenes then edit them together. They were specifying the cameras at 36MB/sec (assuming Megabyte). DVD9 would hold a 4 minute scene for editing, more than enough for a lot of work.
And what will you guys be watching this 4k on? Just wondering as there are currently no 4k monitors on the market for the consumer -- unless you are planning on spending a few hundred thousand dollars! I expect 4k to eventually get hear -- but we are maybe 5 to 10 years for viability -- and here in the US -- maybe 20 years!
Yes, but they won't be shown until CES. I also know of new industry standards for cable connection types. I also know who is getting on board with 4K. Do you have anything for a couple hundred thousand price tag besides pulling it out.... like everything else? We're talking home equipment not theater grade equipment like Barco, etc.
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