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Amazing product at an amazing price, yes. BUT…our workflow, and so many others’ workflows, revolve around ProRes. I don’t want to capture uncompressed. It eats up way too much space, and is generally unnecessary. I’m interested, but not until some flavor of ProRes is added.
Why be locked into one NLE or color grading system with a proprietary codec that could become obsolete at any time? HyperDeck Shuttle captures universally compatible uncompressed QuickTime files that can be used with all popular software packages like Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Resolve and Apple Color, both now and well into the future. You’re always free to use the editing, color correction and finishing tools that you choose, and that are best for your clients and your jobs. That’s a true open format!
Hmmm… why not use Log and Transfer to capture in ProRes? Your master footage will be uncompressed, sure. But so what?
Because storage space and time to transfer is always at a premium on set. Almost all of the other recorders being shown at NAB have a selectable format. I’m not saying ProRes only, I’m saying ProRes option.
Very promising. But how can you see the space left on the ssd while recording ?
Totally agree with Graham. Uncompressed is a good option but eats too much storage space. It’s not a good editing format too for me. Could be very interesting only if they add ProRes options even if it will be more expensive.
Perhaps, that’s a lot of disk space today. But imagine reading that argument two years from now. Or ten years from now.
I’m with the others. Give me a ProRes option and I will be the first in line to buy. Neat product and great price though!
I don’t want ProRes even as an option if I have to foot the bill for ProRes addition, I use PC based NLE workflow, which suits me well. Thank you Blackmagic-design. I’m going to buy it as soon as it is available.
$345 and $999 that’s great. However, what is the cost of the disk and how long will it record?
After a quick search the largest I found was a 240GB for $535. So would that be 24 min of recording time?
I’ve heard about ssd up a terabyte. Any info on where these can be purchased and the cost would be appreciated.
I understand for Prores but as you know now, Final cut X will get rid of intermediate format to use any native format. Pro Res can be used with Premiere Pro to your editing but not on the export side. Of course it spend a lot of disk space and SSD are still expensive. I’m using Premiere Pro wich is a great product working natively with any footage in 64 bits and Hyperdeck will help me for short green screen shooting in order for me to avoid internal AVCHD compression of my NX5 NXCAM. Maybe Pro res can be an alternative way to make everybody happy.Personnaly, I don’t matter with Premiere Pro…Question, I can’t see any hole for mounting on a camera, How can I put this deck on a cam ? What about informations for disk space remain ?
Yeah, how am i going to mount that to my EX1??