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Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Shuttle 2 SSD Video Recorder, 2.5
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Tiny Uncompressed Video Recorder: HyperDeck Shuttle 2 dramatically improves the quality of video cameras and is the perfect portable field recorder for live production switchers. It's also the ultimate solution for digital signageCompressed or Uncompressed: Now you have the freedom to work in both compressed and uncompressed video depending on the needs of your project. Uncompressed video produces the highest-quality, mathematically perfect results. You can use DNxHD MXF-compGo Anywhere, Record Everywhere: With a compact and incredibly sturdy design, HyperDeck Shuttle 2 is machined out of a solid block of aircraft-grade aluminum. That means you get a design with the strength to go anywhereSolid State Disk (SSD) Technology: The 2.5" SSD slot in the HyperDeck Shuttle 2 gives you blazing-fast speed, low power consumption and totally silent operation. Now you can eliminate complicated and expensive disk arrays. A single common SSD can recConnect to Professional or Consumer Cameras: With SDI and HDMI inputs and outputs, HyperDeck Shuttle 2 works with virtually every camera, deck, or monitor. Effortlessly plug into monitors or televisions for instant on-set preview
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Height4.1 Inches
Length7.5 Inches
Number of items1
Weight1.653466965 Pounds
Width5.6 Inches
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Hi /u/geekbrother - I noticed that the sample video you shared runs for 7 minutes - I hope you're not planning on anything longer than 12 minutes with your T3i? If so, you'll have a challenge because the camera will shut down and need to be restarted.

It also has a tendency to produce moire on patterned clothing, especially striped shirts and ties. This can be a problem if you don't notice it until you get to the editing suite.

And the T3i's audio recording quality is horrible - necessitating the purchase of an external recorder or preamp and the hassle of syncing your sound in post.

Plus, it has no headphone jack and a tiny monitor that is not really suited for studio work.

I have Panasonic GH3 and GH4 cameras that have headphone jacks and shoot for hours at a time, but they suffer from some of the same limitations as a DSLR for studio work (e.g., tiny screens).

If I were setting up a dedicated studio today, I would get a $1995 Blackmagic Design Studio Camera and a $328 Blackmagic Hyperdeck Shuttle. You won't need an external audio recorder with this camera, because it has built in XLR jacks with phantom power.

I saw this camera at NAB, and it's the real deal. A broadcast quality studio camera for less than $2000.

Here's a hands-on from the show with a run-down of the features: http://youtu.be/o7AnluDDvj8

Note the size of the built-in monitor. Your cameraperson will thank you. If you're the camera op, you'll be thanking yourself :)

Here's how I would put a $4K studio together around this camera [Referral Links]:

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