I think if you're constantly shooting 6.2k footage, you might want a v90 card.
But you're probably not going to see a difference between RAW footage and H.265 or H.264 compressed footage which require a much lower bitrate.
Plus the ProRes footage requires a much more powerful computer to process it, and more internet bandwidth to view it than most people have.
So if you're a casual video shooter then you might just want to shoot compressed video all the time, so V60 cards should be more than sufficient for that task.
I think if you're constantly shooting 6.2k RAW footage, you might want a v90 card.
But you're probably not going to see a difference between RAW footage and H.265 or H.264 compressed footage which require a much lower bitrate.
Plus the ProRes footage requires a much more powerful computer to process it, and more internet bandwidth to view it than most people have.
So if you're a casual video shooter then you might just want to shoot compressed video all the time, so V60 cards should be more than sufficient for that task.
Jan 09, 2023 at 11:06 AM
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