1080p60 AVCHD?
When do you guys expect 1080p60 AVCHD in consumer cameras?
Remember, they say that 1080p60 would be a consumer exclusive format and they say it is not suitable for broadcast. So with that said, I don't think there would be any pro 1080p60 AVCHD cams if there is no broadcasting standard for mass production. Feel free to move this to Area 51 if it's too farfetched. |
considering the bacndwidth required, i dont blame them for not going for it..
hell the Euro standard is 720p... to be honest, i dont se 1080p taking off any time yet considering most display devices (consumer) do not support those kind of resolutions.. even though blue ray is capable of the bandwidth a 24p, i really dotn see 60 or 50p taking off.. even 720 50p exists (HD101) but still not used, and its far mroe streamlined than 1080... who knows.. |
So all we can do is wait...
Oh well. |
8-10 more years?
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I'm thinking 2 years.
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AVCHD and H264 are not very good for multigeneration or re-encoding. If you start re-encoding or start going multiple generations with AVCHD or H264 it dosn't look at all good. It was designed as a content delivery format, for which it is very good, it was never intended to be used as an aquisition codec. MPEG 2 is far more robust in this respect and thats part of the reason why it is still be tweaked and incorporated into new broadcast cameras.
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