Red.com, Inc.

Houdinix LLC

Odu Gmbh & Co Kg

Other

Hodinix LLC

Red Digital Cinema, Inc.

Peter Jarred Land

James H Jannard

Matthew Gene Tremblay

Thomas Graeme Nattress

Deanan DaSilva

Uday Mathur

Bimal Mathur

Hector Ortega

Stephen G Pizzo

Manjunath Subray Bhat

Georg Pfister

Anthony Wayne Davis

Robert Rose

Graeme Nattress

John Anthony Hamming

Todd Berk

Sean Lever

Craig Smith

Mark W Rossman

Matthew S Biederman

Brian Mcevilly

In some embodiments, an electronic device for compressing video image data includes a housing, an image sensor, a memory device, and one or more processors. The image sensor can generate image data from light incident on the image sensor. The one or more processors can transform the image data to obtain transform coefficients, quantize the transform coefficients, encode the quantized transform coefficients, and store the quantized transform coefficients to the memory device. The one or more processors can encode the quantized transform coefficients at least by determining a range of multiple ranges in which one transform coefficient is included, determining a value within the range to which the one transform coefficient corresponds, encoding using a first algorithm the range as a range code, and encoding using a second algorithm the value as a value code.

Video image data processing in electronic devices

Electrical connector

Electronic device

Disclosed is a housing for a portable handheld electronic device such as a cellphone. The device has a housing, having a left side and right side. The housing can be layered, such as in a sandwich configuration. The layers can be secured together via one or more fasteners that extend through at least front and rear plates of the housing.

Multi-layer handheld electronic device

Modular digital camera systems are disclosed. The modular digital camera system can include a brain module configured to be releasably coupled to one or more of a port extender module, power module, display module, and handle module. The brain module and other accessory modules can be structured according to some embodiments to increase an ease of coupling and decoupling the modules.

Modular motion camera

Embodiments provide a video camera that can be configured to allow tagging of recorded video and/or capture of video segments or sequences of images in response to user actuation of a camera control identifying an event of interest. For example, a user may press a button on the camera when an event of interest occurs, and in response the camera may tag a captured video file at a timestamp corresponding to the event. In another example, the user may initiate capture of video segments or sequences of images at an occurrence of an event of interest by pressing a button. The camera may include an image data buffer that may enable capture of video segments and/or sequences of images occurring before the user initiates capture of the event. User interfaces may enable the user to quickly review the captured video or sequences of images of the events of interest.

Video camera with capture modes

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Peter Jarred Land