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This has to be fixed! I'll ask Jarred about this (particularly about the possibility of a lighter R3D NE option) and see what he says (E. :- ) -
There is one important point here : ) A Japanese decision invalidating the Japanese patent does not, by itself, kill equivalent patents in the US, Europe or anywhere else (even if they belong to the same patent family). Patent rights are territorial and each national right has, legally speaking, its own existence within its own jurisdiction. So no, compressed RAW has not suddenly become free for everyone everywhere : ) What is interesting is something else: if the claims are substantially equivalent (and that is obviously the important bit), the reasoning used in Japan may well become useful ammunition in other validity challenges. That is why, for me, the really interesting question is what Panasonic (or anyone else) does next. If equivalent RED claims start falling elsewhere too (particularly in the US), then yes, we may be looking at a very different landscape. - E. :- )
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You are totally correct, however a fair bit of what I (we) shoot is delivered at the end of the the day, and TBH I can't bring myself to delete OG files when our productions are in the six digits. I ended up buying two 1TB owc cards, but still download and backing up to hard drives for a client and or producer end of a shoot day and asking them to hang around for another 40 min after a 12-15 hour day is not pleasant. Also I've seen this a few times on set where they shoot Raw and convert over to PRR LT without utilizing any of the raw capabilities and then deleting the raw, which makes me always why shoot raw in the first place!!!! -
At this rate they will shut down for good in very little time. That's cool. Have fun! And while you're at it maybe copy-paste your GH4 review on DPR on your new site before it's too late! 😆 -
Yes! I'm pretty sure 90% of the slightly older gear serves perfectly well for high-quality video. There are some true gems out there that seem to be relegated to obscurity, being the most egregious example Olympus' E-M1X. In the DSLR front I'm also certain Nikon's D780 is more than good for most video situations, or even Canon's good-ol' 90D. This only makes sense if you're buying used, of course.
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