The Atomos Shogun will record 4K 10 bit 4:2:2, but when this camera outputs 4K or UHD through the micro HDMI output, what is the best signal produced?
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the best signal could be 10 bit but the content also s/n ratio also the light dynamic is 8 bit because of 100-25600 ISO mark3 is 10 bit http://dslrvideoshooter.com/panasonic-gh4-4k-video-camera-specs-released-4k-demo-footage/ISO 200-25600 (Extended Mode: 100-25600)
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The full options for the HDMI output can be reviewed in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/opermanpdf/DMCGH4_ADV.pdf#page=213
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I believe the Shogun can only record UHD (3840x2160) through micro HDMI even though the GH4 can do 4096x2160.
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Dear Lance,The UN65H8000 has 1080p upscaling but not 4K upscaling. 4K is higher resolution.Eric C
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All recording is SD (480), but inputs and outputs can be HD. I've found the loss of quality to be acceptable, considering the benefits of SD format (lower cost, record to DVDs, etc). This recorder will accept HD input via the ATSC digital tuner, or SD (480) input from other sources like analog RCA-jack inputs, S-Video, DV from a camcorder, or the now-obsolete NTSC analog TV tuner. All content is recorded in SD (480p I believe) format, and my experience has been that the 4:3 and 16:9 anthropomorphic widescreen modes are handled automatically based on the source. (My Sony TV automatically shows all content in the correct aspect ratio.) This unit can output 480i for older TVs if you need, but does NOT have an RF modulator built-in. It can also output 480p or HD (as 720p, 1080i, or 1080p) via an HDMI cable to your widescreen TV, so you can select which one does the upscaling.
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Yes, you can record both 16:9 (high) and 4:3 (low) as well as multiple frame rates of each.
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It's 1080p. When it says it is 4k capable it means it can take 4k content from a 4k source and downgrade it to its "full hd". That being said, it is probable the highest quality resolution you can get before going the 4k UHD route. I'm very interested in this set myself but I'm going to wait for cnet or some official site to review it.
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No. That one is the non-HD model. Indicators are the price and that box doesn't have [HD] on it. The 0.3pm (non-HD) compared to 2mp video quality is substantial. The 2mp/HD is much, much better and worth the extra if you plan on recording any video.
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Unfortunately I do not shoot stills or use HDMI output. I'm strictly high bit rate video using the San Disk extreme pro 64 gb 95 mbs card. (the only reliable card for a hacked GH2) Then off loaded straight to the computer. Sorry I can't be any help.
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The ONLY way one could record a "High Definition" signal would be with a BluRay Recorder with a built-in ATSC tuner....They are ONLY available to the Asian and European markets(Thank You very much MPAA and the Federal government)...IF and that is a BIG IF you can find one that will work in the USA...Expect to pay $2000 or more for it.
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No the actual chipsets for HDMI 2.0 are hardware and not software driven. I am also waiting on the AVR's to start shipping with the 2.0 spec chips; if you are going for 4k at the higher frame rates I suggest you wait. This AVR will still do the 4k at the lower frame rates and bit fields so if all you really care about is 1080p content and 4K at lower frame rates you should be good to go with this receiver for a few years. There isn't much 4k content even available yet but it should be coming soon when they announce what media (probably blu-ray) they can fit it on.
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It seems to be 1.4 for audio because it passes all high resolution multi-channel audio signals with no problems. I have not used it for 3D video but it does pass 1080p at 24 frames per second. I have not used it for any 4k material.
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I could not get it to capture 1080i, let alone play back. Don't buy this product. I returned mine.
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Dear Patrick,This is from the back of the box: APS-C size sensor; full stereo movie recording (1920 x 1080p) @30fps.Does this help?John
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It is not rated to handle 4K, but it should have the bandwith. Great quality. You may want to try it and if it doesn't work Amazon usually has free returns.
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It shoots very well in 1080 with a little tweaking. I prefer to use a lower setting for storage reasons, personally. Don't know anything about viewing on 4K.
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Hello I purchased this and had issues with the IR sensor. So returned it and bought "Kinivo 501BN Premium 5 port High speed HDMI switch with IR wireless remote and AC Power adapter - supports 3D, 1080p". This worked perfectly and is still working without a hitch. I have my Google Chrome, Blue Ray, DISH, and projector hooked up to this and the switch between these devices is a easy remote click away. Hope this helps.
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I can record either VGA or 720p HD video. Here's a video I made with this camera: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbsCG552NAo I did not process this video at all before I uploaded it to youtube. I simply pulled it out of the camera with Picasa and uploaded it directly to Youtube. Because it is HD video the processing took much longer, but it was well worth it.
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It up scales hd connections. If you connect a non hd connection (vcr,dvd, etc) it won't be a 4k quality image. It'll look a bit better but there is a limit to it