cailyoung
join:2003-06-30
Australia | reply to Lumberjack
Re: Current speed?
Most big budget films capture in "academy 2K", or basically 2048P. They might rough-cut with 1080i to make display on a TV easier, but generally on-line footage will be in '2K' image files. The data is stored on D1 tapes. |
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Lumberjack
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join:2003-01-18
Newport News, VA | reply to Corvus
It would make sense to capture and render at the highest quality for a big budget film (at least to me). Once complete it can be easily down converted for film, DVD, streams, etc...
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Corvus
Flaming Tards Since 2003
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join:2003-11-26 | reply to Xela19115
Thanks for the info, maybe you can answer this one: I've heard that 1080i is use in movie industry when working on a movie, anything about that?
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