ARRI Announces ARRIRAW Available for AMIRA

2018-07-07
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It’s time! Finally! ARRI AMIRA owners can now make use of one of the best camera output out there: The ARRIRAW. 

ARRIRAW as one of the best codec ever

ARIRAW considers to be one of most respected camera codec out there which preserves color data accurately and beautifully. The ARRIRAW data produced from an ARRI AMIRA can be considered a digital version of a camera negative. It is the only format that retains the camera’s natural color response and great exposure latitude as uncompressed and unencrypted sensor data. The originally recorded raw data remains pristine, providing flexibility in postproduction and raw data archiving. That’s a great news for AMMIRA owners as well to non-ARRI users since it transforms the AMMIRA to a “real” ARRI camera.

Are you an AMIRA owner? Would you upgrade to ARRIRAW? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 

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