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  • sorry but that isn’t rigth. Raw is the clean data of the sensor. That is somethin between 12 an 22 MB depending of the camera. That is per frame and you need 24-30 per sec.Remember that dlsr have bigger sensors pixelvice that Alexa and the sensor are 14 bit not 8 or 10 bit. That has nothing to do whit h264 or cleen 8 bit 422.

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  • A normal raw filae are about 20 MB you need 24-30 a sec. that 480-600 MB per sec or 1,7 – 2,1 TB per hour.

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  • Morten Raarup

    September 17, 2011 at 11:34 am in reply to: Session

    Thanks, it was also my guess. But the file size was so small compared with color projects so I was afraid there was something hidden somewhere else.

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  • Morten Raarup

    December 25, 2010 at 10:13 pm in reply to: Buying a 5D – but what lenses should I get for video?

    You are very welcome!

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  • Hej Claus

    You will also need a 70-200 f2.8 (IS is nice) I use 24-70 most of the time, but 70 mm is often to small to clouse ups. I also have 35 mm. and 85 primelense f. 1.4 but is slow to change lenses if you also uses a followfocus. And the 70-200 so to heavy its needs extra support.

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  • Morten Raarup

    September 17, 2010 at 7:26 pm in reply to: Painting by the numbers

    Hi Rick

    Thanks for your post.
    I would like to read more about it. But when tried to find a book on amazon all I could find was kids drawingbooks.
    Do You know any book titels.

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  • Morten Raarup

    August 11, 2010 at 7:28 pm in reply to: New HMI – soft or fresnel

    Hi John

    I glad you like working whit light.

    In Denmark are the power in most houses an offices 220V and 10A – 2200W. So the 2500W would blow the fuse. Whit 1800 W I have a little left for fill, even if I only have access to one phase.

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  • Morten Raarup

    August 11, 2010 at 7:15 pm in reply to: New HMI – soft or fresnel

    Todd and Rick – thanks for your input. It was very help full. I just ordered the HMI today and decided to go whit this one:

    https://www.arri.de/lighting/europe_asia_australia_africa/daylight_lampheads/arri_daylight_1800w/as18.html

    as it seemed to be the most versatile option.

    🙂 Morten

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  • Morten Raarup

    August 10, 2010 at 9:16 am in reply to: New HMI – soft or fresnel

    Todd, Dedolights beam are very sharp, do you think it’s to sharp to work whit your setup?

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  • Morten Raarup

    August 9, 2010 at 9:20 pm in reply to: New HMI – soft or fresnel

    Todd – Thanks a lot for your drawing and pictures. I looks like a setup that could help me i many of my shoots. I think I will go for the fresnel version.

    Morten

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