This is what Nikon will be using in the Z9. This is available in 12-bit and up to 60fps. One of the options available is IPX-TicoRAW-8K (up to 8192-pixels width). intoPIX also makes a video version of this same RAW codec called TicoRAW. The Z9 uses a high-efficiency RAW codec for stills that comes from intoPIX. I was quite skeptical that this would actually materialize because we have seen both Kinefinity and DJI announce cameras with internal RAW and then subsequently that has been removed before they ever shipped.
It is really interesting to see that the Z9 has the ability to be able to record N-RAW and ProRes RAW internally.
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What is nice is that when you record N-RAW it also creates an mp4 proxy file.
Also even though they list 24p, I am pretty sure it is only 23.98p. Nikon doesn’t list PAL frame rates such as 25p, 50p, and 100p, but I have confirmed with them that they will be available when recording internal RAW. N-RAW footage can be recorded in the following formats: The whole aim of N-RAW is to create smaller file sizes so users can record for longer periods of time as well as having less data-intensive files to work with in post Nikon’s new N-RAW (.NEV file) is claimed to produce a 12-bit RAW video file that’s half the size of equivalent ProRes RAW HQ files. Whether dynamic range and image quality are actually improved over the internal ProRes recordings when shooting in N-Log will be interesting to see. According to Nikon, this will allow the Z9 to capture the largest possible color depth and a vast dynamic range for maximum flexibility when color grading and in post-production. With the upcoming Z9 firmware you will be able to record 8.3K (8256 x 4644) 60p in Nikon’s new N-RAW format or up to 4.1K 60p in ProRes RAW HQ.
This is a very big upgrade and looks to further enhance and improve Nikon’s flagship mirrorless hybrid.
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The upcoming free firmware update will add in-camera 8.3K 60p 12-bit Internal RAW, oversampling at 4K UHD 60p, and a ton of still-photo improvements. Before you get too excited, this is just an announcement and you can’t actually download it till the 20th of April. Nikon has announced its firmware 2.0 upgrade for the Z9.
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