The Ember app was designed to simplify high-speed capturing (iOS for now) -“You can go from capture to sharing in seconds” says Freefly. Ember incorporates a new sensor, chassis, and app designed to go from capture to share as quickly as possible.
Hence, shooting high speed is now just like shooting anything else, push record to start and stop, and Ember captures everything to solid state memory. Ultra high-speed cinema camera The fastest camera to ever use the ProRes codecĮmber is unique in that it can record continuous high-speed footage with no RAM-based clip limit since it records directly to a 4TB internal SSD. Ultra high-speed cinema camera Freefly Ember. With Ember, you simply press the record button, roll as long as you like, then share your best shots right from the app.
Its faster, easier, and much more powerful! Ember is made to fly on just about everything. We decided early to keep Ember as small and simple as possible and focus on an app-based workflow. Picture: Freefly The Freefly Ember ecosystem. “Ember is made to fly on just about everything,” says Freefly and adds: “With Ember, you simply press the record button, roll as long as you like, then share your best shots right from the app”. Basically, the Ember is a 100mm cube, 800 grams, and can shoot 4K 800fps, and 5K 600fps. Its faster, easier, and much more powerful!”. As stated by the company: “We decided early to keep Ember as small and simple as possible and focus on an app-based workflow. The brand new camera was launched just now, fresh from the oven, and it seems to be the successor of the Wave – a compact high-speed camera, and the first camera from Freefly. Freefly Ember, Picture: Freefly Freefly presents Ember: The successor of Wave Moreover, Ember is the fastest camera to ever use the ProRes codec. This time, the new cinema camera named Ember is capable of shooting 5K 600 fps, and 4K 800 fps, and owns a Super 35 sensor. Quietly and surprisingly, Freefly has launched the successor of the Wave – a high-speed camera.
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