Ole Salomonsen
January 7th, 2015, 08:37 AM
Hi,
Are Convergent Design planning to implement the other ProRes modes, and not only limit the option to 422HQ ?
The Atomos Shogun also support the lower more compressed modes, which saves a lot of space if needed.
It is expensive to store data on the Odyssey 7Q / 7Q+ when you only have the option of 422HQ, and also are limited to only proprietary expensive and hard to get CD SSD“s.
A 15sec 4K ProRes 422HQ file is 1.4GB, the same file in ProRes LT is 630MB and in ProRes Proxy the same file is 220MB.
For many purposes we cannot see the difference between Proxy and HQ.
When the Shogun is capable of this, I would assume also the 7Q/7Qplus should be.
When out in the field, away from computers and storage, having the option of shooting at a lower bitrate could save the project.
Reg,
Ole
Are Convergent Design planning to implement the other ProRes modes, and not only limit the option to 422HQ ?
The Atomos Shogun also support the lower more compressed modes, which saves a lot of space if needed.
It is expensive to store data on the Odyssey 7Q / 7Q+ when you only have the option of 422HQ, and also are limited to only proprietary expensive and hard to get CD SSD“s.
A 15sec 4K ProRes 422HQ file is 1.4GB, the same file in ProRes LT is 630MB and in ProRes Proxy the same file is 220MB.
For many purposes we cannot see the difference between Proxy and HQ.
When the Shogun is capable of this, I would assume also the 7Q/7Qplus should be.
When out in the field, away from computers and storage, having the option of shooting at a lower bitrate could save the project.
Reg,
Ole