can this camera use the 4:2:2 color space, for professional broadcast?
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XAVC-S uses 4.2.0. A 4.2.2 color space would require external memory storage and graphics cards most consumer computers don't have. If you want, 4.2.2 video, you must chose something like a PXW Z100, or else a GH4 or Black Magic camera connected to an external recorder.
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The camera can only record 8bit 4:2:0 to internal storage. But if you down-sample 4k 8bit 4:2:0 to 1080p in your editor, then you will get a 10bit 4:4:4 color space. So with a tiny bit of extra work you can get 1080p 10bit 4:4:4 for professional broadcast.
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I believe the only difference is the ability to transmit 36-bit color(otherwise known as deep color) and at 1440p
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It is very good. But if you have high requirements for colors and contrast, etc., perhaps not the ideal fit.
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Native (in camera) recording is 8 bit 4:2:0. So you compromise image quality by using internal memory.
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it's very usable and you can select for HD screen ratio 16:9 or standard 4:3. The .mov file will have to be converted to something else if you plan on using the video in Studio and mixing it with non .mov file editing. It's a still camera with great video at hand if you need it.
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Correct, you will get a scaled image at the lower native resolution. Fine for most video, but it will definitely make pixel-perfect images like overlays and in-camera peaking blurry.
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FYIThe Toshiba DR400 manual says it will record content at the correct (source) aspect on DVD-RW but "always at 4:3 on DVR+RW/ +R."Go figure. Might be something to look into.
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Sorry to say the answer is no This unit uses the 4 color coded componenet cable ,since this unit is not really a HD built unit , this is only a step up unit that very close to true 1080p HD.
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Yes. You should not have any issues getting beautiful 8x10s out of this camera.
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Most likely. There are a few frame rate/size output formats that it doesn't like. We've found that most typical resolutions work fine. It's a handily little accessory to have.
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From what I have read, newer 4:3 sets with component inputs are compatible, both 480i and 480p. The menus are designed for widescreen, however.
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I'll make it easy for you. Get the 4695D. You answered your own question, broadcast at 1080i much better on 1080p than down-convert to 720, don't you think?
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Actually, no. It won't. Technically, it will take the 16:9 and toss it inside of the 4:3 box (which is its native ratio). You can then make adjustments to make it larger in order to compensate.Honestly, you're better off going with a higher quality projector. This one was terrible. I returned it. Spent twice as much but was 10x happier.
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The viewable resolution is 680 x 480, so you could always do that.The sample album pics are 688 x 488, but I would imagine that its a 4 pixel buffer around the edge.
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This TV can not take any input signal greater than 1920x1080. It will internally upscale the incoming signal to the panel's 2560x1080 resolution, but there is no way to feed that resolution directly into the set.The reason for this is that the input line buffer of the internal scaler chip can only hold 2048 pixel, and therfore can not handle any resolution with a width greater than that.
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Yes. When I tried a usb camera I couldn't use more than 320x240 resolution reliably. I can use up to 720P HD reliably with this.
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No. The only thing you can choose is the video format... 1080 or 720, and some other video quality features.