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Introducing Chronos 2.1 HD!
Michael M.:
Introducing the extremely anticipated Chronos 2.1!
Featuring a new 2.1 gigapixel/second sensor capable of 1080 HD resolution at 1000FPS with a maximum frame rate of 24,046 FPS.
Now sports Nikon F and Canon EF lens compatibility.
Chronos 2.1 features an LCD display that is slightly over 3x the brightness of Chronos 1.4. At 1000 nits, Chronos 2.1 makes for significantly better viewing of the camera controls when filming outdoors.
Attached is a full datasheet of Chronos 2.1.
Teardown and demo reel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4iBiVZlzns (comprehensive)
Demo reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0opKfWNTJI
NiNeff:
Sounds and looks great. Nice to see some user-requested improvements.
Will the preorder include a lens or just the camera?
1022mm:
This looks quite amazing! I have been doing some non-production testing with my 1.4 at 5,900 fps and getting some fantastic results that are surprisingly passable when the 640x360 frame is algorithmically upscaled to 1920x1080. 5,900fps is a world above 1,500fps in the type of detail that can be captured. My question would be what type of increase in frame size would the 2.1 be able to manage at ~6k fps? This wasn't clear to me since the 720p max is still 1,500fps on the 2.1. Are we looking at a similar throughput for resolutions below 720p with the 2.1 version?
PaulBryanTV:
--- Quote from: 1022mm on April 05, 2019, 03:36:54 PM ---This looks quite amazing! I have been doing some non-production testing with my 1.4 at 5,900 fps and getting some fantastic results that are actually passable when the 640x360 frame is algorithmically upscaled to 1080p. 5,900fps is a world above 1,500fps in the type of detail that can be captured. My question would be what type of increase in frame size would the 2.1 be able to manage at ~6k fps? This wasn't clear to me since the 720p max is still 1,500fps on the 2.1. Are we looking at a similar throughput for resolutions below 720p with the 2.1 version?
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If the throughput is a 1.5x as suggested then you could do 720x480 of any equivalent ratio.
rnighting:
Not sure if it would be better to repost questions, or just link them, so I'll just link them for now:
http://forum.krontech.ca/index.php?topic=463.0
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