If I use a black-magic hyper deck (or equivalent) can this camera record 10 bit 1080 60p 4:2:2?
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I know it outputs a 10 Bit 4:2:2 signal however I do not know about that particular frame rate. I don't see why not
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According to the manual, and other descriptions I've researched of the camera, if the the external recorder is connected through HDMI it will be capable of recording 1080 60p. However, the camera sensor will only put out 8-bit 4:2:2 with a recorder attached (it's 4:2:0 onto SD). From what I can gather, the recorder will record it as 10bit, but this will not actually increase the image quality from it's native 8 bit... It really just allows for there to be less jagging when manipulating the color in post. The extra information isn't actually there, it just cleans it up somewhat (sorry if that explanation is still confusing). I believe the HyperDeck allows you to connect with HDMI and SDI, so that gives you more recording options since the camera won't record 1080 60p through SDI. I'm considering getting one of those myself since each Atomos recorder comes with a different input (I got the Samurai).
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Yes, it does record video up to 1080p video quality. I strongly advise you to purchase this camera!
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I just tried it with my Nikon. I don't know how to make my DSLR output a video stream. But if your DSLR is sending video over HDMI (test it by attaching to a TV), then the Ultrastudio should be able to capture it. But if you have trouble, make sure that the resolution and framerate settings all match between the camera, Blackmagic, and software; if there is any mismatch you will probably get nothing but black.Also, be sure that your video chat software is compatible with this device. If you tell me your platform and software, I may be able to tell you.
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No it will not. Under the BD/DVD-ROM 1080/24p, Outputs is 1920 × 1080p/ 24 Hz video signals only. -Ely
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Yes, i've been able to do that very thing with the splitter i use. However, just a caveat, if your computer has a 700 series NVidia video card, this particular recorder is next to useless. i've read it works great with 600 series cards, though. Go figure.
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Nope bs 1600x900 res. I told them about it I bought two of these and both were not 1080p
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Sadly, no. I just tried it out on my Dell 3007, and I can only achieve the non-HDCP resolution of 1280x800.
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Yes.... Provided that you use the software that comes with the card. It gives you options of what format you want to record in.
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Yes, you can record both 16:9 (high) and 4:3 (low) as well as multiple frame rates of each.
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Gopro's resolution can be up to 4k? it should work if you change the video output down to 1080p or 720p
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I don't believe any of the Canon Vixia cameras have SDI output so this is not suitable for that but the Black Magic do have SDI output and this device is suitable for converting the SDI signal to HDMI to connect with a monitor with HDMI inputs. The Canon can be connected directly to a monitor with an HDMI cable without conversion but it will have to have mini HDMI for the camera and standard HDMI for the monitor. Recording can take place in the camera for both Canon and Black Magic.
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Yes though you may receive a weird message stating that some footage may not record properly. Never had an issue though. If it pops up inaccurate format simply remove the card (while cam is on) and put it back in. Should fix the problem
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Will the software work concurrently with other brand/generic video capture cards?
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read the article on configuring a HDV editing station in DV magazine...you can capture uncompressed video from the HDMI port on this camera using the black magic intensity card but it is quite demanding on your entire system and wants an eSATA raid array etc.http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/best
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Hi. Which size of card did you buy? Remember it records at a full 1080P. I bought a 32gig card for this camera, haven't had a problem since.
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I can record either VGA or 720p HD video. Here's a video I made with this camera: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbsCG552NAo I did not process this video at all before I uploaded it to youtube. I simply pulled it out of the camera with Picasa and uploaded it directly to Youtube. Because it is HD video the processing took much longer, but it was well worth it.
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no, it records in 30p, but since it is in 3D, you have 2 video stream each is 1920x1080.