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Phantom CineMag and CineStation

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HOT-SWAPPABLE MEMORY (CineMag) AND DOCKING STATION (CineStation)
Workflow solution for high-speed imaging

CineMag

High-speed imaging is memory-hungryPhantom CineMag non-volatile memory unit
Shooting 1000 frames-per-second for example with the Phantom HD Gold at 1920 x 1080 and 14-bits-per-pixel, will use 3.6 GB of memory each second of recording. Downloading a 4 sec recording via standard Gigabit Ethernet will take 15 minutes (much quicker with 10GB ethernet option). Those 15 minutes are better spent shooting, maintaining the momentum and pace on set. Equipping a camera, such as the Phantom HD Gold, with a CineMag does the same thing in about 10 seconds.

The Phantom CineMag also enables long record times for events that would normally exhaust built-in memory.

Improving workflow
Acknowledging the memory needs of high-speed imaging, Vision Research have developed a reliable hot-swappable, non-volatile memory solution for Phantom digital high-speed video cameras that improves shooting-and-recording workflow.

Available in three sizes (128 GB, 256 GB and 512GB) the Cinemag is compatible with the Phantom HD Gold, 65, v210, v310, v12.1, v710 and v640 digital high-speed video cameras. Cines can be recorded at full speed to RAM and shifted the to the Cinemag, or recorded directly into the CineMag with speeds of up to 700 megapixels-per-second with the Phantom HD Gold for example.

CineMag unit attached to cameraRecordings stored in the CineMag can be accessed with the Phantom software in the same manner as recordings in the camera would be accessed. Cines can be viewed, trimmed, enhanced and then saved to hard drive.

When the CineMag is full and cines are safely saved, the unit can be hot un-plugged and another snapped into place and recording can continue without interrupting the workflow. The raw cine recordings can be viewed later using the same camera or a Phantom CineStation docking unit. (See below).

More CineMag features
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Capture all important events. Multiple recordings of a recurring event can be safely saved using a CineMag-equipped camera set up for automatic saves

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Provides a safe, secure, and portable storage for cine files

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Immediately save high-speed recordings to non-volatile memory and the camera is free for the next event

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Efficient cine raw format packs a great deal of information into available memory

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can be "played out" over HD-SDI link or component video if using the CineStation. (See below)

Model Phantom CineMag for Flex, HD, 65, v210, v310, v12.1, v710 and v640 high-speed digital video cameras
Capacity 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB
Size 192 (L) x 126 (W) x 40 (H) mm (Note: 128 GB version is half the height)
Weight 0.9 kg (less for 128 GB version)
Recording Fully-compressed 12-bit or 14-bit sensor data, saved internally as 10-bit log (lossless compression)
Power consumption 1.5A supplied by camera or CineStation

What happens when I finish recording to the CineMag?

CineStation

The ultimate companion to the CineMag
The CineMag/CineStation combination have been designed to work as a tandem team both to improve workflow and to save valuable CineStation with CineMag attachedcamera time. (Left: CineStation with CineMag attached on top)

How do the CineMag and CineStation work together?
With the CineMag mounted on a compatible Phantom camera, the CineMag can hold 128, 256 or 512 GB of raw cine files in safe, portable, non-volatile memory. What happens to all that data at the end of a recording session?

How does the CineStation improve workflow?
The Phantom CineStation is an off-camera solution for viewing, editing and saving cines previously stored on a CineMag eliminating the need to involve the camera and so leaving it free to continue recording.

The CineMag is moved from the camera and installed on to the CineStation from which each saved cine can be quickly reviewed.

The CineStation supports both raw digital and video workflows by providing a fast-file download capability, as well as the ability to play the cine files stored on the CineMag over dual HD-SDI video outputs or component video. The optional 10Gb Ethernet version of the CineStation accelerates workflow even more.

Attaching the CineStation to a monitor using the standard dual-link HD-SDI or component video outputs, saved cines can be played, rewound, fast-forwarded/reversed, and single-stepped. Simple corrections can also be made such as gamma, brightness, contrast and saturation.


More CineStation features
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 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 standard playback
***  tri-level genlock input allows for synchronisation with multiple devices
***  Video outputs support a large number of standard video formats
Model Phantom CineStation
Size 26 (L) x 15.25 (W) x7.7 (H) cm
Weight 2.3 kg
Power 100-240VAC, 120 Watts
Inputs Tri-level genlock, CineMag interface, AC power
Outputs GB Ethernet (shared with CineStation control), dual link, HD-SDI (4:4:4), component video (YPrPb); optional 10 GB Ethernet

VISION RESEARCH Phantom CineStation Datasheet

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