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Hot-swappable, non-volatile memory for Phantom HD, P65, v12.1,v310, v640 +Two sizes – 256 GB and 512 GB Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom HD at speeds up to 450 fps at 2048 x 1080Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom 65 at speeds up to 90 fps at 4096 x 2440Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom v12.1 at speeds up to 700 fps at 1280 x 800Efficient cine raw format packs a lot of information into the available memoryAccess the data in the CineMag from the Phantom Software, just as if you were accessing recordings stored in camera RAM Shoot 1000 frames-per-second with the Phantom HD at 1920 x 1080 and 14-bits-per-pixel and you will need 3.6 GB of memory for each second of recording! That 4-second recording can take up to 15 minutes to download via standard Gb Ethernet. Those are 15 minutes you’d rather be shooting, maintaining the momentum and pace on set.Introducing the Phantom CineMag hot-swappable, non-volatile memory for Phantom high-speed cameras. Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom HD at speeds up to 450 fps at 2048 x 1080. At higher speeds, record into camera RAM and “upload” to the CineMag in seconds. With the Phantom 65, record 4K footage directly into a CineMag at up to 90 fps. With the v12.1, you can write direct up to 700 fps. On all cameras, higher direct recording speeds are available at lower resolutions.Of course you can also write to the camera RAM at full speed and instantly upload the full take to the CineMag. Once in the CineMag, the data is secure and you are ready to move on to your next shot. When a CineMag gets full, or when you are done with a series of shots, pop the CineMag off the camera and snap another one on. You can later use the same camera, or Phantom CineStation
® as a docking station to view and download the raw cine files. Use the Phantom CineStation connected to a PC and keep your camera free for doing its job – shooting high-speed scenes . The CineStation supports both raw digital and video workflows by providing a fast file download capability as well as the ability to play the cine files stored on the CineMag over dual HD-SDI video outputs or component video.
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Phantom® Cinemag® Data Sheet - 60001 DATA SHEET CineMag
®Hot-swappable, non-volatile memory for Phantom Digital Cameras
Key Benefits: Key Features: HIGH-SPEED IMAGING IS MEMORY HUNGRYHot-swappable, non-volatile memory for Phantom HD, P65, v12.1,v310, v640 +Two sizes – 256 GB and 512 GB Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom HD at speeds up to 450 fps at 2048 x 1080Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom 65 at speeds up to 90 fps at 4096 x 2440Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom v12.1 at speeds up to 700 fps at 1280 x 800Efficient cine raw format packs a lot of information into the available memoryAccess the data in the CineMag from the Phantom Software, just as if you were accessing recordings stored in camera RAM Shoot 1000 frames-per-second with the Phantom HD at 1920 x 1080 and 14-bits-per-pixel and you will need 3.6 GB of memory for each second of recording! That 4-second recording can take up to 15 minutes to download via standard Gb Ethernet. Those are 15 minutes you’d rather be shooting, maintaining the momentum and pace on set.Introducing the Phantom CineMag hot-swappable, non-volatile memory for Phantom high-speed cameras. Record directly into a CineMag on the Phantom HD at speeds up to 450 fps at 2048 x 1080. At higher speeds, record into camera RAM and “upload” to the CineMag in seconds. With the Phantom 65, record 4K footage directly into a CineMag at up to 90 fps. With the v12.1, you can write direct up to 700 fps. On all cameras, higher direct recording speeds are available at lower resolutions.Of course you can also write to the camera RAM at full speed and instantly upload the full take to the CineMag. Once in the CineMag, the data is secure and you are ready to move on to your next shot. When a CineMag gets full, or when you are done with a series of shots, pop the CineMag off the camera and snap another one on. You can later use the same camera, or Phantom CineStation
® as a docking station to view and download the raw cine files. Use the Phantom CineStation connected to a PC and keep your camera free for doing its job – shooting high-speed scenes . The CineStation supports both raw digital and video workflows by providing a fast file download capability as well as the ability to play the cine files stored on the CineMag over dual HD-SDI video outputs or component video.
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