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Kinefinity TERRA 4K - Downscale and Crop Mode

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TERRA 4K Operation ManualKineOS 6.2
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2.9 Downscale and Crop Mode
TERRA 4K doesn't have HiSpeed mode compared to TERRA 6K, but has lower rolling effect, which shows the
feature of high speed and low noise.
Oversampling/Downscale
Oversampling/Downscale: recording (output) resolution is less than actual sampling resolution by COMS
imaging sensor, while the image format of recording is the same with the image format of sampling. As all
effective area of imaging sensor is used, there is higher resolution but lower noise level. Oversampling at sub
S35 is 2K.
For most cases, downscale 4K/2K ProRes at sub S35 is recommended.
NOTE Due to the downscale in-camera process, there is no 2K KRW RAW at sub S35.
Cropping Mode
Cropping means that the CMOS imaging sensor only utilizes a center part of the image as effective sampling
area. Cropping mode can boosts frame rate higher than full resolution sampling:
Output 4K Wide full resolution sampling, up to 100fps;
Cropping Mode, 3K Wide (sub M4/3), up to 150fps;
Cropping Mode, 2K Wide (sub S16), up to 240fps.
Oversampling + Cropping = infinity combination of resolution, fps and framing. Select Cropping Mode by:
[Preset List<] Button or [ConfigurationShootingImage Format]