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ZRCalc™ Cinema Card Calculator Now Available for Nikon ZR Shooters
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ZRCalc™ Screen
A streamlined online tool helps cinematographers accurately budget media costs based on recording formats.

LOS ANGELES - Washingtoner -- Nikon ZR users now have a powerful tool in their pre-production arsenal.  ZRCalc™ is a purpose-built online tool designed to help cinematographers quickly determine how much storage media they need, based on their chosen recording formats and data rates.

As high-bitrate codecs, RAW formats, and high-resolution capture become standard, calculating card requirements has become increasingly complex. Bitrate variations across resolutions and frame rates often force shooters to rely on confusing manual charts, spreadsheets, or finger-in-the-wind estimates when budgeting media for production.

ZRCalc™ simplifies the process. Users input their shooting format, resolution, and frame rate, and the calculator instantly estimates recording time based on storage capacity. The result is clearer pre-production planning and fewer surprises on set for users of Nikon's first cinema camera made specifically for filmmakers. The new camera is suited for a variety of uses from social content to full length feature films.

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For cinematographers balancing performance, workflow, and budget, ZRCalc™ aims to remove the guesswork from one of production's most overlooked line items: media planning.

Built specifically for Nikon ZR cinema workflows, the tool allows cinematographers to input their shooting format and instantly calculate:
  • Estimated recording time per card
  • Total number of cards needed
  • Approximate budget allocation
Solving a Real Production Pain Point
As high-resolution formats and high-bitrate formats like REDCODE RAW (R3D NE) and ProRes become more common, storage demands increase exponentially. Underestimating media requirements can lead to overspending, or worse, running out of storage mid-production.

ZRCalc™ addresses three critical production risks:
  1. Overspending on unnecessary media
  2. Underestimating shoot-day storage needs
  3. Confusion around bitrate-to-storage conversions
Filmmakers now have a powerful tool that can help them make clear, data-driven purchasing decisions in seconds, potentially saving thousands of dollars in media costs.

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Featured this week on Product Hunt, ZRCalc™ gives cinematographers financial confidence before stepping onto set.

About ZRCalc™
ZRCalc™ is a subscription product ($1.99/month) of AperiumAI, a California AI startup. Through this subscription model, filmmakers are entitled to unlimited use of ZRCalc™ to allow them to calculate CFexpress card requirements for their productions.

Resources:
  • ZRCalc™ is available at:  https://zrcalc.com/
  • Interactive walkthrough on Arcade.
  • More on the Nikon ZR can be found at the Nikon official website.
ZRCalc™ is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Nikon or RED® Digital Cinema.

Contact
Patrick Perez
***@patrickperez.net


Source: AperiumAI LLC

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