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understanding bitrate differences on Canon line cameras
jimmy joe roche
September 25, 2018 at 11:47 pmhi all,
I am trying to get a better understanding of the image quality of various Canon cameras particularly in relation to bit rate. The Canon 80d say it has a max bitrate of 90mbps and the Canon C100 MK1 says it has a max bitrate of 24mbps and the C300 MK1 around 54mbps. Does this mean that the 80d shoots at a higher bitrate than these other cameras?
How does the 35mm sensor relate to this ( if at all). What exactly is the bitrate? assuming that all these files are being compressed in ALL-I what does the bitrate correlate to? How does the codex relate to the bitrate?Gary Huff
October 20, 2018 at 11:14 pm[jimmy joe roche] “Does this mean that the 80d shoots at a higher bitrate than these other cameras? “
That’s exactly what it means.
[jimmy joe roche] “How does the 35mm sensor relate to this ( if at all).”
It does not relate to that at all.
[jimmy joe roche] “assuming that all these files are being compressed in ALL-I what does the bitrate correlate to? “
All of those files are not being compressed in “ALL-I”, so asking what the bitrate correlates to has no meaning.
[jimmy joe roche] ” How does the codex relate to the bitrate?”
Codec. The codec doesn’t relate to the bitrate at all. Instead, the bitrate relates to the codec.
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