Clip Naming Convention
When you record a clip, the camera creates a unique name for the clip folder that uses the format described in the table below:
|
NAME |
Description |
EXAMPLE |
|---|---|---|
|
Camera Letter |
Menu > Media > Format Media > Cam ID |
A |
|
Reel Number |
Menu > Media > Format Media > Reel ID |
004 |
|
Clip Number |
The clip number increments by 1 |
C001 |
|
Month |
Month that the clip is recorded |
12 |
|
Day |
Day that the clip is recorded |
23 |
|
Two Characters |
Two random alphanumeric characters generated by the camera to prevent any possibility of duplicate names being created |
6M |
|
RDC |
Clip folder extension |
RDC |
For example, a sequence of clip folders within a media folder on Camera A may look like this:
- A001_C001_05026M.RDC
- A001_C002_0502CE.RDC
- A001_C003_0502R5.RDC
Metadata
The following metadata is recorded for each frame of each clip:
- 3D Offset
- Accelerometer
- Data Audio
- Configuration Camera Name, Network, Model, Model ID, Pin
- Clip
- Copyright
- Date and GMT
- Director Name
- Directory of Photography Name
- Dropped Frame Count
- Filename
- Firmware Version
- Frame Guides
- Genlock Setting
- Gyro Data
- HDR Mode
- Jamsync Setting
- Lens and Shutter Speed/Angle Parameters
- Lens Name, Brand, ID, Near Focus, Far Focus
- Linked Camera Setup
- Location
- LTC User Bits (three 32-bit word reg-dump from ISP)
- Luma Curve
- Media Serial Number
- Production Name
- REDCODE®
- Reel
- RGB Curves
- S4i Dynamic Data
- S4i Static Data
- Scene
- Sensor ID, Name
- Sensor OLPF Name, OLPF Interchangeable
- Shadow Control
- Stereo Setup
- Take
- Timecode
- Unit
Media Capacity Remaining Status
The Viewfinder output(s) display the remaining media capacity in the Media indicator:
- Green: 11% or more
- Yellow: 6% to 10
- Red: 5% or less
NOTE: When media is full, the Media Indicator LED on the media module flashes red.