Frank Glencairn hat geschrieben: ↑Fr 25 Jan, 2019 12:24
We welcome the new relationship with Atomos and feel that their innovation combined with our patented technology should fuel broader adoption of 4k and above, content creation,” said Red President Jarred Land in the same statement.
Die Frage ist, welche Patente hier gemeint sind. (Wavelet sowieso nicht, das wurde von anderen entwickelt.)
Für REDCode listet RED drei Patente auf:
https://www.red.com/legal/patent
Auf der Website des amerikanischen Patentamts lautet das u.a.:
"A video camera can be configured to highly compress video data in a visually lossless manner. The camera can be configured to transform blue and red image data in a manner that enhances the compressibility of the data. The data can then be compressed and stored in this form. This allows a user to reconstruct the red and blue data to obtain the original raw data for a modified version of the original raw data that is visually lossless when demosaiced. Additionally, the data can be processed in a manner in which the green image elements are demosaiced first and then the red and blue elements are reconstructed based on values of the demosaiced green image elements."
https://patents.justia.com/patent/8872933
Das Patent ist noch bis 2032 gültig. Da dürfte nicht nur Atomos Lizenzgebühren an RED zahlen.