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It supports 4K(DCI)30p or 60p at 8, 10 or 12 bits, 4:2:2 or up to 4:4:4. The recorder includes a 64-bit Intel with a 6.7″ HD touchscreen, has 8 to 16 GB RAM and an integrated internal SSD card with up to 1 TB of storage.
There will be three different model versions, with prices ranging from 2,295 euros up to 2,995 euros for the luxury version. Two of the models, which have 4K 30p performance, will appear this summer; the recorder variant with 4K 60p will then come out in autumn. The recorder are equipped with the Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 operating systems, allowing users to connect a keyboard, mouse and computer display and, for example, begin editing. Thanks to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, data can be sent online to clients directly from the set. The recorder’s dimensions of 185 x 180 x 40 millimetres ensure that it is comfortable to carry.
Here is the prototype test:
Here is all further information about Cinemartin’s Next.
