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I visited my brothers place today, took a few photos. His place is abit like Noah's ark after the flood. Cattle, sheep, a couple of types of chickens, jap quail and guinea fowl. Cuteness warning ahead, heres a couple of baby chickens and quail photos that i think turned out ok. Eventually they'll end up running around in the paddocks with the other chickens. At the moment their bite size portions for nearly everything... -
By Clark Nikolai · Posted
It looks like a cool project. The images seem pretty nice. It's nice to see Cinema DNG still being used in new products. -
Yes, that's the one. K&F Concept 58mm True Color Variable ND2-32 (1-5 Stops) ND Lens Filter, Adjustable Neutral Density Filter with 28 Multi-Layer Coatings for Camera Lens The key phrases are "True Color" and "ND2-32 (1-5 Stops)". They sell ones that have a wider range, but aren't as high quality and will have greater colour shifts over the operating range. Having hard stops is the key to preventing you pushing it too far and getting into the range where the performance is poor (which I think is inevitable of this design, so the hard stops just stop you before you get there). -
By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
The Alt Cine folks have been posting on the cinepi boards for the last little bit that they are building some cameras around cinepi with some software tweaks/additions/add-ons. Today, they announced them - all based around a super 16 Starvis sensor. Looks like they can record raw up to 4Kp60 in 12-bit readout, 4Kp30 in 16-bit readout, and 1080p90 in 12-bit. Media is cf express type b. Interface is 4" touch screen. "Eve" has a c mount and is the most affordable option, battery mount is swappable, they mentioned np-f or v-mount, though it seems like the mount is non-integrated so power will be by dc barrel only - sells for about 450-480 GBP and you need to BYO Raspberry Pi 5 (8GB) "Elite 16" has similar specs to Eve, but a nicer/more robust body (which fits the Kondor Blue V-Raptor cage) with better I/O and has integrated v-mount as well as the DC barrel. It has a Micro 4/3 mount which may or may not be electronic depending on licensing - sells for about 950 GBP and includes Raspberry Pi 5 The footage looks pretty nice (with the caveat that they're still tweaking the output). Once they're a little further along, if things are looking good, I'll probably pick up the Eve. Could be a fun camera to use with my old Super 16 lenses. The price of the Elite 16 is, I think, a good reflection of the time and effort they put into it, but for me, the body size and cost are a bit more than I'd be excited to pay for a super 16 setup. -
From your screen shots, I feel that OM1 has better dr than GH7. I use art filter 1, which is a high sat high contr filter. On EM5, the dr is too narrow, although I like the color and the contrast, I kind of don't not like the whole pictures. On OM1, it is very usable, I get good contrast, good color, and relative good dr, at least the dr does not distract my eyes.
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