Should you buy BLAZAR CATO or BLAZAR REMUS?
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
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Having trouble deciding on either Blazar CATO or Blazar REMUS?
This video may help you decide!
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Just the video I was looking for, I am leaning towards Remus.
@@11.Pierre glad I could help.
Solid video. Its also worth mentioning even if your FF camera offers a *true* OG mode, the native aspect plays a pivot role in post conforming. For instance, if you pair a 3:2 sensor in a true OG mode with a 2X scope, and conforming that image to a 2.39:1 canvas, you're disposing a whopping 20% of your capture resolution / FOV on each side of the frame to fill your standard cinema scope project.
This is why its important to select stretch factors that pair to your native aspect sensor. A 1.5X or 1.6X for a 3:2 sensor would be ideal, where as a 1.8X or 2X would be ideal with a 4:3 shaped sensor to minimize cropping.
@@capionstudio some good points 👉 there!
Spot on. Ideally you want 6:5 for zero crop on 2x if you want 2.39:1 delivery. Of the lower cost cameras that can do that, there's the BM Pyxis, 6k Cinema I think, and definitely the Z Cam F6 - which can do it in full sensor and 4k crop. Maybe there are others, probably the Kinefinities. Or just get an Arri Mini LF 😅
PS even with the the Remus if you use Open Gate 6k, you only have to zoom in around 6% for full coverage on 2.39:1, so you can get quite a different fov with no quality loss if exporting in 4k.
@@alzibaba thanks for the clarification 👍
Yes.
The only correct answer is 'yes'😂😂😂
@@AfoteyAnnum of course! Lol
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