SLIMRAW LOG VERIFICATION
SLIMRAW LOG SERIES

I see no reason to be in a hurry to bake. So it's not really about data rate, the real question is whether or not to stay RAW (including various compression levels), or bake it with some other compression scheme. That's a date rate we were doing 20 years ago. If your use slimRAW, you can copy that uncompressed RAW to two drives simultaneously (with error checking), compress from 0 to 7:1, and still be undeveloped RAW. Uncompressed 12bit 4K DCI output of the Sigma fp is ~ 240Mb/sec. On 12/28/20 5:53 AM, Paul Curtis wrote: Uncompressed DNG is fine for a lot of cases and when you offload you can offload via SlimRAW straight to lossless compressed DNG and save quite a bitYou can save a great deal. Whoever opens up their camera OS and allows access to all hardware will be laughing in that indie/custom market cheers Paul Paul Curtis, VFX & Post | Canterbury, UK I am aware of an SDK in the pipeline but i have no idea what that does and doesn't allow. They are the only manufacturer that could do this as they're not protected a line. But the biggest thing - i'd like Sigma to open source the OS of the camera to 3rd parties. As a crash cam, or a C cam on a larger production it can work well too. For a low budget indie filmmaker (which i think is the intended audience) it offers fantastic quality. I spoke to them about adding a curve to the 10 bit version to store all 12 bits but it wasn't something the hardware could do, at that time.

Uncompressed DNG is fine for a lot of cases and when you offload you can offload via SlimRAW straight to lossless compressed DNG and save quite a bit - so the offload process isn't so bad. But it is not, never, a long form recorder - there are many better choices. There's no fan, it doesn't run too hot and it doesn't overheat. Whilst i understand the fierce my pixel is bigger than your pixel debate going on, the fp is just a tiny sensor in a box, and as i understand there is no headroom for compression onboard. Even if it makes it a bit bigger.This thread has derailed totally so it's nice to see a fp comment! I would like the next fp to dump out the whole 6K sensor or offer other crops of it.

Sony FS700, Sony FS7 and Sony FS5 raw recorded through Convergent Design Odyssey 7Q/7Q+ or Atomos Shogun/Shogun Inferno/Shogun Flame.Ĭanon DSLR Magic Lantern raw (converted to CinemaDNG/DNG).On, at 09:17, Bruce Allen wrote: So my vote for the Sigma fp’s next version would be light raw compression onboard please.Panasonic VariCam LT raw recorded through Convergent Design Odyssey 7Q/7Q+.Panasonic AU-EVA1 raw recorded through Atomos Shogun Inferno/Sumo19.Canon C300 Mark II and Canon C500 recorded on Atomos Shogun/Shogun Inferno/Shogun Flame.Kinefinity KineMINI 4K, KineMAX 6K, KineRAW.

Indiecam indieGS2K and indiePOV (uncompressed 12-bit CinemaDNG video as exported by Indiecam Instant-RAW software).

SLIMRAW LOG SERIES

DNG frame stacks from Fastec Imaging TS and HiSpec series cameras (10-bit in a 16-bit container and 8-bit).most other standard compliant CinemaDNG footage and DNG raw stills.

SLIMRAW LOG VERIFICATION

#Slimraw dng log verification#Ĭhecksum verification and video packer all in one product SlimRAW is a DNG file compressor designed to assist users in converting CinemaDNG raw videos. The program allows users to specify source and output folders. Batch operations are thus permitted, which is great when dealing with directories packed with video files. SlimRAW supports most DNG footage, including 8-, 12-, 14- or 16-bit standard uncompressed files from their corresponding cameras.Ī great feature of this program is that it uses CRC-32C checksums in order to reveal integrity errors in source files. This can save a lot of time by weeding out erroneous documents. The interface is simple and well-suited for the intended job. There is only one window, with just a few checkboxes and a “Start Job” button. However, there really is no loss of functionality.

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