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amp IS HERE!
amp
is a groundbreaking and fundamentally new technology that is poised to change the landscape of digital imaging forever.
Gen II cameras coming soon!
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March 5, 2012: "Getting the Whole Picture" video published. Watch it and
learn about our new real-time video tonemapper
. This video also compares the
amp
camera to a standard SI-1920 cinema camera. This video is also viewable at
vimeo
on our
ampHDR channel
. We recommend viewing in HD mode.
June 25, 2011: "
AMP Melting Snow
" video published. Watch it and learn about
amp
data capture, HDR frames and tonemapping.
amp
Technology to be published and presented at this year's ACM SIGGRAPH Conference in Vancouver, Canada.
Learn more
and
see more
...
The
amp
philosophy is to preserve all the content and information in a scene, thus giving the artist as much raw material to work with. To this end, we developed the
amp
camera and video system.
amp
uses a novel optical engine to split the light from a single camera lens onto three digital video sensors.
amp
can produce a true, high-dynamic range (HDR) image for every single frame in the video stream. And the best news is: that's just the beginning.
amp
captures three widely spaced exposures in order to extend the dynamic range of the camera and produce images that are as close as possible to what the human eye can experience.
We create unmatched HDR video streams in real-time. Nobody likes to wait, and AMP is no exception. We insisted that
amp
had to produce a true HDR video stream in real time, allowing
amp
to be useable for live broadcasts, and ensuring immediate results for film crews.
No compression. No losses. Ever.
amp
only stores raw data. Every electron of data captured by
amp
is saved to a solid state drive (SSD) without any compression or any loss.
amp
does all this in a small, compact, robust package that is no bigger than a prosumer SLR camera and weighs less than 5 lbs without a lens.
Follow the
amp
camera and its development here.
Let us know
you love it as much as we do.