SDI feed or while recording, so it’s important to perform a test shoot with the lights you plan to
use and to play the clip back to check for flicker.
Your shutter setting can also affect the visibility of flicker when shooting under lights, so your
URSA Cine can automatically calculate and display flicker free shutter options for your current
frame rate. Note that the characteristics of individual light sources may still cause flicker even
when using flicker free values. For more information, refer to the ‘touchscreen controls’ section.
If you have opened up your shutter to the slowest shutter speed or widest shutter angle
possible and are still seeing flicker in recorded footage, you may need to consider using
different light sources for your scene or look into using a faster lens.
Maximum Frame Rates
The tables in this section contain available codecs, resolutions and their maximum sensor
framerates. Please note that when running your URSA Cine with power supplies or batteries
under 18volts that you will be limited to 60 frames per second as your maximum rate.
Maximum Sensor Frame Rates
12K Large Format
Aspect Ratio Pixel Count Sensor Area Maximum Frames per Second
3:2 12,288 x 8,040 Open Gate 80
16:9 12,288 x 6,912 Full Width 90
17:9 12,288 x 6,480 Full Width 100
2.4:1 12,288 x 5,112 Full Width 120
6:5 9,648 x 8,040 Full Height 80
8K Large Format
Aspect Ratio Pixel Count Sensor Area Maximum Frames per Second
3:2 8,192 x 5,360 Open Gate 144
16:9 8,192 x 4,608 Full Width 168
17:9 8,192 x 4,320 Full Width 180
2.4:1 8,192 x 3,408 Full Width 224
6:5 6,432 x 5,360 Full Height 144
4K Large Format
Aspect Ratio Pixel Count Sensor Area Maximum Frames per Second
3:2 4,096 x 2,680 Open Gate 144
16:9 4,096 x 2,304 Full Width 168
17:9 4,096 x 2,160 Full Width 180
2.4:1 4,096 x 1,704 Full Width 224
6:5 3,216 x 2,680 Full Height 144
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