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Futureproof your workflow Unite HD, 2K, and 4K, with breakthrough features and proven quality.


The jump to 4K is just around the corner. Ki Pro Quad is the premier on-set solution for direct camera recording and monitoring. Enabling the very highest quality workflows, Ki Pro Quad lets you work with 4:4:4 or 4:2:2 HD, 2K, and 4K in one compact and affordable package.


Easily mounted to any compatible camera, Ki Pro Quad can simultaneously record 10-bit 4K ProRes, feed 4K and HD monitors and pass camera RAW data direct to Thunderbolt™- enabled computers or storage. No matter what format you’re shooting, you’ll already have everything you need.


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Ki Pro Quad can work with raw sensor data by debayering the image and outputting to SDI, HDMI or 4K monitors, all in real time.


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Record ‘ready-to-edit’ Apple ProRes Simultaneously record Apple ProRes 422 or ProRes


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444 files directly to rugged yet compact SSD modules - ready for use immediately in post-production.


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Capture 4K RAW via Thunderbolt™ From the new Canon C500, record pristine


uncompressed RAW camera data to a drive array, the ultimate in image quality.


Find out about our workflow solutions by visiting us at IBC Stand 7.F11


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