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Westcoaster · 06-18-2008

Wow!, from the article linked to above: ""It was amazing as we watched all eight cameras shooting and pouring data into the CODEX disc units. In total, we recorded over 3.8 gigabytes of image data every second."

That is truely amazing, a lot of image data, that is over a TeraByte for each 5 minutes of shooting!

I can't wait to see these on my HT system, of course "all" I have is a lowly 1920x1080 projector and a Panamorph lens. But as I always say, given a great source and some good equipment, I can recreate a pretty effective movie experiance... ;-)

06-18-2008	#10
Westcoaster Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: On an island in the Pacific Posts: 35	Re: Movies in 4k (digital cinema standards) Wow!, from the article linked to above: ""It was amazing as we watched all eight cameras shooting and pouring data into the CODEX disc units. In total, we recorded over 3.8 gigabytes of image data every second." That is truely amazing, a lot of image data, that is over a TeraByte for each 5 minutes of shooting! I can't wait to see these on my HT system, of course "all" I have is a lowly 1920x1080 projector and a Panamorph lens. But as I always say, given a great source and some good equipment, I can recreate a pretty effective movie experiance... ;-)