The very popular RED digital cinema cameras have always shot in compressed form using a low-latency wavelet-based codec (presumably with some ASIC or GPU acceleration on board).
What cameras shoot uncompressed 8K HDR video? That doesn’t even seem possible given current SSD bus speeds. Note that many high-quality lossless formats are actually still compressed (they subtract current frame data from the previous frame and then apply LZ4 for example).
> What cameras shoot uncompressed 8K HDR video? That doesn’t even seem possible given current SSD bus speeds.
12-bit bayer RGB matrix 8k @24 fps: 7680 * 4320 * 12bit * 24/s = 1.2 GB/s uncompressed. Currently SSDs go up to 3 GB/s. And you could have a RAID 0 array made out of multiple SSDs.
So it is possible. Entirely another matter whether it makes sense.
One hour of video at this bitrate requires 4.3 TB.
12-bit bayer RGB matrix 8k @24 fps: 7680 * 4320 * 12bit * 24/s = 1.2 GB/s uncompressed. Currently SSDs go up to 3 GB/s. And you could have a RAID 0 array made out of multiple SSDs.
So it is possible. Entirely another matter whether it makes sense.
One hour of video at this bitrate requires 4.3 TB.