FlyingPete I am immune  More info | Jan 22, 2008 02:38 | #1 OK after several hours of post processing I got thinking, it takes my PC several seconds to process a CR2 file, yet both my DSLRs can do several a second? Why it is that little dedicated processor the DIGIC3.
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aoleg Member  115 posts Joined Jan 2007 Location: Vancouver, BC More info | Feb 20, 2008 03:07 | #2 Actually, one could make use of the massively parallel array of GPU units found in the NVIDIA GeForce8 video cards. These provide 20-30x the speed of a typical CPU for some specific purposes including (!) image processing. 5DmkII | Tokina 80-400 D | Tokina 100 2.8D macro | EF 85 1.8 | EF 70-200 4L | 24-70 2.8L
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AngryCorgi -Bouncing Boy- a POTN peion  11,547 posts Likes: 7 Joined Aug 2005 Location: Surrounded by bunnies, squirrels and a couple of crazy corgis in NoVA... More info | Mar 28, 2008 17:26 | #3 FlyingPete wrote in post #4754747  OK after several hours of post processing I got thinking, it takes my PC several seconds to process a CR2 file, yet both my DSLRs can do several a second? Why it is that little dedicated processor the DIGIC3. So how about Canon release a daughter board for RAW processing? Might look like this:
Are we that bored? AngryCorgi
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