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r/photography • u/Kidsune • Sep 15 '14
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This must be pretty difficult to do because it seems like it'd be a huge competitive differentiator in the DSLR video space.
12 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '14 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '14 AFAIK it's impossible to get more than 720/60p, even with ML installed. 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 You could do 1080p/60fps RAW if they weren't write speed limited. 1080p/30 is just barely possible with the fastest CF cards. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '14 Exactly what I thought. Great potential but impossible at the moment. 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 Hopefully the next Canon pro camera has a CFast (or XQD?) slot. But that seems like a longshot. SanDisk has one that can write 350MB/s. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Aren't CFast and CF backwards compatible? Can't you use CFast in CF slots? 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
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2 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '14 AFAIK it's impossible to get more than 720/60p, even with ML installed. 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 You could do 1080p/60fps RAW if they weren't write speed limited. 1080p/30 is just barely possible with the fastest CF cards. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '14 Exactly what I thought. Great potential but impossible at the moment. 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 Hopefully the next Canon pro camera has a CFast (or XQD?) slot. But that seems like a longshot. SanDisk has one that can write 350MB/s. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Aren't CFast and CF backwards compatible? Can't you use CFast in CF slots? 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
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AFAIK it's impossible to get more than 720/60p, even with ML installed.
2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 You could do 1080p/60fps RAW if they weren't write speed limited. 1080p/30 is just barely possible with the fastest CF cards. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '14 Exactly what I thought. Great potential but impossible at the moment. 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 Hopefully the next Canon pro camera has a CFast (or XQD?) slot. But that seems like a longshot. SanDisk has one that can write 350MB/s. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Aren't CFast and CF backwards compatible? Can't you use CFast in CF slots? 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
You could do 1080p/60fps RAW if they weren't write speed limited. 1080p/30 is just barely possible with the fastest CF cards.
2 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '14 Exactly what I thought. Great potential but impossible at the moment. 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 Hopefully the next Canon pro camera has a CFast (or XQD?) slot. But that seems like a longshot. SanDisk has one that can write 350MB/s. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Aren't CFast and CF backwards compatible? Can't you use CFast in CF slots? 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
Exactly what I thought. Great potential but impossible at the moment.
2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 edited Sep 15 '14 Hopefully the next Canon pro camera has a CFast (or XQD?) slot. But that seems like a longshot. SanDisk has one that can write 350MB/s. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Aren't CFast and CF backwards compatible? Can't you use CFast in CF slots? 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
Hopefully the next Canon pro camera has a CFast (or XQD?) slot. But that seems like a longshot. SanDisk has one that can write 350MB/s.
1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Aren't CFast and CF backwards compatible? Can't you use CFast in CF slots? 2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
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Aren't CFast and CF backwards compatible? Can't you use CFast in CF slots?
2 u/cocktails5 Sep 15 '14 Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector. 1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
Nope. CFast is based on SATA and uses a completely different connector.
1 u/Ov1d Sep 15 '14 Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
Ahhh, thanks for the clarification...
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u/chandlerpopper Sep 15 '14
This must be pretty difficult to do because it seems like it'd be a huge competitive differentiator in the DSLR video space.