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London Preview of Camera
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Just a quickie thought.
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Hmmm..
"A natively progressive recording does not give it" Seems to answer that question. |
hey thats some great Yoda talk.
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Interesting this page is. Learn from it you will. But its accuracy, question you must. Curious this statement is:
"Signal processing 8 bits or 10 bits? All signals of the Canon are placed 8-bitig to the order and correspond thereby to the standard." Strange that would seem... from Canon confirmation do I seek. |
Chris,
Placing 8-bits on a 10-bit protocol is just odd -- so I won't believe it (testing will be easy.) 8-bit data over HD-SDI is just 10-bit data with the bottom to bits set to zero. Canon will have enough sensor precision to deliver 10-bit data over HD-SDI, not doing so doesn't make any sense. When you use the HDSDI feed the camera is just a head, and no longer needs to "correspond thereby to the standard." The standard is then HDSDI, which is 10-bit. |
Thanks, David, that's what I'm expecting as well.
The reluctance at this point in time to officially disclose the bit depth of the DSP or the SDI output is a conservative move typical of Canon Inc. (Japan), and in my opinion that policy is more of a back-firing liability to them than anything else. There's nothing like an unconfirmed technical factor to spur controversy. |
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