Re: Re: ShowScan

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From: Craig McCluskey
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 1989 17:52

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> How much bandwidth is it?  Well, a 70mm film frame is generally considered
> to be about 6000 by 8000 pixels.  So 60fps x 256 levels x 3 colors x 6000 x
> 8000 = 2.2*10^12 bits/sec, or an uncompressed data rate of about two
> terabaud.

256 levels = 8 bits

therefore,

    60 x 6000 x 8000 x 8 x 3 = 6.9 E 10, or 69 gigabits/sec

Craig

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