For sure...I just mentioned the two most compressed codecs to point out that you actually have the option to shoot lower than the 5D Mark IV's 500mbps in UHD.
It's also worth noting that you can shoot excellent super-sampled HD from the 4K sensor at much lower bitrates that looks really nice (the HD from the 5D Mark IV doesn't compare).
And since the YT video mentions the 265 MB/s RAW, I'd like to point out that there is a 3:1 option for the RAW at 125 MB/s that's practically indistinguishable.
But that's just bitrate talk. The 5D Mark IV has many amazing features and I would choose it over any BM camera many times in various situations.
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Originally posted by NorBro View PostThe 's' stands for seconds.
P.S. The URSAs also shoot ProRes Proxy and LT. (So a user has those options as well.)
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Originally posted by maarek View PostIn the comments the bitrate calculation vs the Blackmagic URSA at 4k is off. Canon 5d mark IV shoots at about 500 Mb/s. Notice the big S. That calculates to about 62.5 MB/s. Notice the little s. URSA shoots with a much larger bitrate.
Ursa shooting ProRes 422 HQ at 4k 25fps is about = 737Mb/sec
So it's 50% MORE BITRATE than the 5d mark IV (which people complain about).
It's the lowercase 'b" or the capital "B" that determine the size.
b - bit
B - byte
Megabits or Megabytes per second. Mb/s or MB/s....the size of the 's' doesn't matter.
P.S. The URSAs also shoot ProRes Proxy and LT. (So a user has those options as well.)Last edited by NorBro; 02-04-2017, 08:30 AM.
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In the comments the bitrate calculation vs the Blackmagic URSA at 4k is off. Canon 5d mark IV shoots at about 500 Mb/s. Notice the big S. That calculates to about 62.5 MB/s. Notice the little s. URSA shoots with a much larger bitrate.
Ursa shooting ProRes 422 HQ at 4k 25fps is about = 737Mb/sec
So it's 50% MORE BITRATE than the 5d mark IV (which people complain about).Last edited by maarek; 02-04-2017, 07:59 AM.
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Neil, excellent and thorough review.
Just curious - I recognize how much work went into this review - was this a commissioned piece or are you putting in so much effort for other reasons - eg self-promotion?
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