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February 6th, 2010, 12:00 PM | #121 |
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I don't understand statements like this.
1/3" is used in broadcast all the time. At NBC, we use 1/3" cameras all the time. When I worked at CNN, we used 1/3" cameras all the time. A lot of work I've done for broadcast has been with 1/3" cameras, moreso than the 2/3" cameras. The technology has been more than accepted at the Network level here in NYC. |
February 6th, 2010, 12:11 PM | #122 |
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Because I work in the UK when 1/3inch is hardly used in broadcast.
This camera will take sales from the EX of course, but in no way is it an EX "killer" with 1/3inch chips. |
February 6th, 2010, 12:28 PM | #123 |
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1/3" CCD EX killer chips? Sounds a wee bit science fiction like. How are you going to crank progressive, full raster detail out of these magical chips? These EX killers going to be liquid nitrogen cooled?
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Well I agree, I think it's a little premature to call it an "EX killer".
But it certainly could be in the realm of being a better camera than the EX. We don't know if that would be the case until it hits the market and can be tested side by side. Who knows what kind of advances the chipset may have (and there's still the glass and the codec side of the equation). |
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Unless there's been some pretty amazing breakthrough that I am unaware of, full raster (1920x1080) progressive imaging from CCDs is just not very practical for an economical cam. For that, CMOS makes a whale of a lot more sense.
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What 1/3" full raster HD cameras did you have at CNN and which ones are you using at NBC?
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February 6th, 2010, 02:07 PM | #128 |
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As far as I know there simply is no such thing as a 1/3" full raster chip camcorder being made by anyone, aside from the HPX300 (CMOS), which is fairly new. NBC did order a bunch of those though, didn't they?
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Well we KNOW there aren't any (CCD). So what Mr. Galvan is talking about is 1/3" SD cameras... and comparing apples to cantaloupes.
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The sort of swideswiping rudeness that a number of you are routinely employing in your posts (not referring just to this thread) is growing wearisome. The Wranglers are just about ready to go on a round up. There's more we DON'T know about the upcoming Canon cameras than we DO know. I've said it before and here it is again: Canon usually is the last one to the dance but always arrives in the finest fashion. Whatever market(s) they are targeting with the new camera(s), they know what is required. Heck, with the 5DmII, they even overshot and gained a market they weren't after. We will see in due course...NAB and thereafter.
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The Sony NXcam is probably more of a camera to compare the new Canon XH replacement to.
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Hmmm,
Discussion at hand... Canon HD camera. Comment made... New Canon camera could be an EX Killer Counterpoint... 1/3" CCD chips are not going to be an EX killer. This format has been unacceptable for (HD) broadcast. Comment made... 1/3" is just fine for broadcast at CNN and NBC Conjecture: Since EX1 is full raster and 1/2" chipped, questioning how a 1/3" non-full raster cam will be an EX1 killer. It's been confirmed in this thread and in other statements that the camera is CCD and not CMOS (or has it). And we apparently know it's 1/3". So I ask in my most humble and meek manner... How is a 1/3", likely not full raster CCD camera, an EX killer?
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It really rides the line. I consider it prosumer.. but the CineAlta badging really is Sony's pro line. It's not even built in the same place as their prosumer cams. It's built where the pro cams are built. So...
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Probably about right. Although the Cine Alta thing is a bit odd as for example the F355 has it but the PDW700 doesn't.
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