THE BE(A)ST - better than RED - even better than BLUE

joe 1008

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Hello everybody, I tried to imagine video to it´s, maybe, most extreme form of evolution. This might be the "best" of all cameras, ways better than the RED - even better than the BLUE. Please help evolving "THE BE(A)ST"


Spheric 360 degree mosquito eye lens system. Nothing will escape from your shooting.


Spheric 360 degree HTR (Hyperresolution Total Recall) chip for zooming and panning in post. Also records the angle in which each sensorpixel will be hit by a photon, providing full control over the optical path: Focus pulling and iris aperture will be defined in post.

Full jerk control: The camera records permanently data of its own movements. Image stabilization, if wanted, in post.


ND-X extreme latitude: 2X more latitude than the human eye.

Zero Light sensitivity+: Make your feature movie with your cellphone as lightsource.

300P 4:4:4 recording: Incredible over- and undercranking, fluid movements, full compatibility with all 50i/p and 60i/p standards, perfect color correction and greenscreening.

Permanent record function: Records permanently to 666 terabyte memory card.

Will be delivered in a beautyfully polished cigarbox-sized titanium case.
 
Is it a dream or Sci-Fi?

Or even the next plot point after RED camera and HVX release. If so, I'd like to be warned. Thanks!
 
The BEAST

The BEAST

That's sort of funny! I almost thought you were serious for a millisecond.

666 terabyte memory card.

OK, it IS pretty funny.

:grin:
 
ullanta said:
Oh, this is meager! Read "Private Eye" by Lewis Padgett...

Hello ullanta! Thank you for that inspiration. I didn´t know anything about Lewis Padgett and where I live it might be quiet difficult to get one of his / her books. So I searched a bit in internet:
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the eye and ear that see and hear all, and never forget.


Can you commit a crime with science's Recording Angel watching you — and get away with it, if you plan carefully enough? The novelet "Private Eye", bylined Lewis Padgett (a pseudonym of Henry Kuttner and Catherine L. Moore), was published in Astounding Science Fiction in January 1949.

Very, very interesting. That´s where it might go seen from a sociological point of view. (And a beautiful cover, isn´t it?)
 
Very very cool Joe - is there any system out there already that is able to do that pinhole effect - sort of moving all the scenery like in that video - how the crayons are moved to the left and right at an angle?
 
joe 1008 said:
Hello ullanta! Thank you for that inspiration. I didn´t know anything about Lewis Padgett and where I live it might be quiet difficult to get one of his / her books. So I searched a bit in internet:


Very, very interesting. That´s where it might go seen from a sociological point of view. (And a beautiful cover, isn´t it?)


It's in a lot of anthologies... basically, it involves a technology that can read impressions left by photons on any surface within some period of recency - so you can reconstruct any scene, from any angle, as long as there was some light...
 
A kind of holographic film impressed constantly in matter, right?. Uhhh, that makes me shiver, that should be good stuff for a movie. Can the story hold up with that weird idea? (will try to get it somewhere) I´m not an expert in 3-D animation but nowadays it should be possible to visualize all with a low budget.
 
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