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Chapter 7: Phantom CineMag & CineStation IV
The Phantom CineMag IV is a high-speed solid-state
storage module, compatible with all Phantom Ultra-
high-speed Series - 12 cameras for recording. Cines
can be downloaded from the CineMag either through the
camera body itself, or through a CineStation IV. It records
raw sensor data in 10-bit packed format, and differs
significantly from a traditional hard drive or solid state
disk in that there is no file system.
For high-speed recording, you must record to the
camera’s RAM buffer first, review, and then transfer to
the CineMag - this is known as ‘Loop’ mode. For lower
speed recording, the camera can run in Run/Stop mode,
writing direct to the CineMag, allowing several minutes
of recording. .
It is not possible to delete individual clips from a CineMag
IV because all frames are recorded contiguously. This is
an important consideration when saving clips – once the
CineMag is full; you can only re-record on it by deleting
its entire contents. For this reason it’s recommended that
RAM cines are reviewed and trimmed by setting in and
out points prior to transfer from the RAM buffer to the
CineMag.
.cine files are downloaded over Ethernet (either 1Gb or
10Gb) using Windows-based Phantom PCC.
There have been a few generations of Phantom CineMags.
The Phantom CineMag IV has higher capacity than the
first generations of Phantom CineMag and CineMags II.
These earlier generations are not compatible with the
Phantom Ultrahigh-speed v2512, v2012, v1612, and
v1212 cameras.
Introduction
Phantom CineMag IV
and Previous Generations
of CineMag
Phantom CineMag IV
& CineStation IV
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