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Resolution
3840 x 2400
pixels maximum.
HD images are
scaled to 3840 x 2160 pixels, preserving their 1:1.77
aspect ratio. (Can be hard-matted to 1:1.88 if desired.)
Speed
Maximum speed
is a function of both the file format (some files take
more computer processing time than others) and the speed
of the film stock.
Slow stocks,
like 5245, limit running speed to just over 1 frame per
second. Faster stocks, like 5205, permit frame rates of
up to 4 fps.
Quicktime files
will play out more quickly than .dpx files. Lower resolution
files will also play more quickly, as there is less data
to deal with.
Computer
& Storage
Includes a
dual-processor Mac G5 with 2.4 TB SATA array (option:
hotswap drive trays).
Optional Decklink
HD Pro card can be added for direct ingest of HD-format
video (either 4:2:2 or 4:4:4).
Camera
Mitchell Standard,
with dual-pin registration, rackover viewing for focus
and framing check. Accepts optional 1000 foot or 2000
foot Mitchell magazines, or 2000 foot Kinetta magazine.
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File
Formats
Quicktime
Quicktime movies,
with resolutions up to 3840 x 2400. Will read any file
format Quicktime can read. You can select either an entire
QT file, or set your own in and out points for each clip.
DPX
Files
Linear, 10-bit
0-1023, gamma 1.0, softclip 0.
Linear custom,
10-bit with custom white, black, gamma, and softclip settings.
Log Cineon:
Log-to-Lin conversion to the Cineon defaults. This is
equivalent to black 95, white 685, gamma 1.7, and softclip
0.
Log Custom:
10-bit log file with custom black, white, gamma, and softclip
values.
Title
Track
A title track
acts like a downstream key. You can overlay TIFF images
with alpha channel in full resolution over the picture
to print. This can be useful for screen resolution titles,
subtitles, etc.
Warranty
One year on
Film Recorder and camera. Manufacturer's warranty on Mac
(1 year) and hard drives (typically 3 years). First year
software upgrades of Kinetta Player is included.
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