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Not cheap!! Going to be £999 in the UK / est. $1250. http://***URL removed***/articles/6069483164/voigtlander-releases-price-of-forthcoming-10-5mm-f-0-95-lens-for-micro-four-thirds-system Be curious to see if they have cured the purple fringing I saw on the one at Photokina last September.
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We synced this in Premiere by moving the master track by audio-time code for precision less than a frame, whilst syncing the video clips based on the waveforms from the inbuilt mics. It worked and wasn't too time consuming. So how does FCPX do it automatically and is it straight forward & reliable or do you end up fiddling with it afterwards to fix it?
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LX100 has proper 4K. There are no excuses for Nikon. You either want sales, or you don't. Appears they don't.
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Tempted? Should you get a $6499 Canon C300 or wait until after NAB?
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Yeah, I judge by images as well funnily enough! And C300 is nowhere near an Alexa!! It isn't better than an FS7. It isn't better than the 1D C. It isn't more cinematic than the Dragon. It isn't better than an F55 or F65 either. It's not in same league as the Varicam S35. You have mushy detail by comparison to ALL those cameras and less dynamic range as well as less colour information to grade from. -
Bunny Suit - Weird Ballad live at Tempelton Studio, Berlin. Directed by Andrew Reid. Watch on YouTube. Berlin based band Bunny Suit (follow here on Facebook / SoundCloud) recently went into Temeplton Studio to lay down some tracks. We decided to shoot a live video of the recording which would then be synced up perfectly with the final mix of the tracks in post. The Sony A7S in this shoot is graded using the lovely "Manchester" LUT from James Miller's Deluts pack. But there were 6 other cameras backing it up. Can you tell which is which!? Read the full article
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Wasn't that 20fps? Nikon are turning back the clock! Soon they will be giving us silent movies!!
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Nikon 1 series is the camera nobody wants to buy and nobody wants to like and then Nikon wonder why!? Haha.
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Tempted? Should you get a $6499 Canon C300 or wait until after NAB?
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
I laughed when I read that. Just proves how overrated this industry workhorse really is. The Red Dragon and Panasonic Varicam S35 are in a different league along with the Alexa. The difference is enormous. 8bit MPEG 50Mbit/s 1080p better colour than 6K Red Raw? Really? The FS7 stomps all over the CX00's image, which is why it is being promptly replaced. The 1D C is by far the more pleasing image rendering wise, being almost full frame. The A7S as well, renders with more panache with a variety of beautiful full frame lenses by comparison to the Super 35mm CX00 line. The GH4 and NX1 beat it soundly for detail rendering and come close in overall look and feel for $1.5k. -
Here's what you get for wanting to help... Never before has someone been so rude and unprofessional from any manufacturer who has sent me something to review. Sending me something for a review isn't a guarantee that I will like it or be able to make use of it, especially if it is shipped in a state that is unusable. At the same time Mindaugas and Cosimo were using an 18 page thread on my own forum for garnering sales and customer feedback. It's deplorable. Thread closed.
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Tempted? Should you get a $6499 Canon C300 or wait until after NAB?
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Here's a clear way to think about it... The C100 and C300 image quality is no better than the A7S in APS-C crop mode. It's a bit worse in fact. The A7S is $2499 so cheaper than both and still cheaper than the C300 by a considerable margin. Really, what you are paying for is: Built in NDNative EF mountMore robust build qualityBetter audio and XLRFull sized HDMI and HD-SDIVideo optimised ergonomicsLonger run times on one batteryBUT with drawbacks of.. Worse EVFLarger and heavierNo stills capabilityNo speed boosterNo full frame lookThink that sums it up. -
I think the Amazon page mock-up with 3 answered questions about a product that doesn't exist yet and dated 13th April is a little suspect. The dynamic range of 15-16 stops also seems like a rather big leap from 12 in just one generation of Panasonic sensor. But the biggest giveaway is that Sol says 4K is wider than in HD mode now because of the multi-aspect sensor, whilst saying it takes a 1:1 area for 4K like before. Therefore a 4K of less than 2x crop as he suggests wouldn't be possible, because the sensor is still 16MP. As for 'a mistake' to publish the blog post early. A mistake is one thing, to Tweet about it and Facebook it quite another He knows his stuff though! He is welcome to the extra followers, probably deserves it. Nice blog.
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http://suggestionofmotion.com/about/ Definitely an A for effort though
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EditReady now supports the Samsung NX1 / H.265
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Nice to know about the 0-255 issue. Switched to 16-235 in-camera and the problem has gone. Makes grading that bit more straight forward. Loving EditReady. It's a beast. -
Tempted? Should you get a $6499 Canon C300 or wait until after NAB?
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Get the 1D C instead. I love it and can't even think of a way to improve the image it gives, aside from in the future global shutter. Practical side, yeah smaller file sizes and tilting screen with peaking would have been nice as would an EVF but it's lovely to use as a stills camera and easy to rig for video while keeping the weight down, still much smaller and lighter than an FS7 or C300! -
Tempted? Should you get a $6499 Canon C300 or wait until after NAB?
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Just get a GH2 -
Magic Lantern just turned your 5D Mark III into a desktop computer. The cameras (running ARM processor and up to 512MB of RAM) are seen in this video booting into the Linux kernel, version 3.19. The development paves the way for third party apps to run on the camera and to control all functions of the device. Read the full article - http://www.eoshd.com/2015/04/magic-lantern-run-linux-os-on-canon-dslrs/
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Detail comparison would be a non contest, 1080p vs 4K. But internal 1080p (if you don't want to shoot 4K) is better on the D750. It's almost at the A7S level, but the codec is easier to grade from the Flat picture setting. You are not an idiot for considering the D750 but make sure you have some nice Nikon lenses. 24-70mm F2.8 AF-D is a bargain.
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Shooting with a 4K pocket camera - the exceptional Panasonic LX100
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
It's better than the GH2 in low light. The lens is very fast at the wide end and the sensor is newer. ISO 1600 perfectly usable. -
Take it by rec.709 you are using a standard Canon profile like Portrait or something on your 60D. Well S-LOG is LOG so a different league. It flattens the full dynamic range of the sensor and packs it into the codec. It grades WAY better than the 60D or indeed any of the Canon or Sony rec.709 profiles because simply put, there's more to work with in the image. Nothing is burnt or crushed or baked into the image.
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Shooting with the Samsung NX500 - a pocket 4K cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
A short summary yeah, no footage. It's a big "no" from me for this camera, just get the NX1 instead. -
EditReady now supports the Samsung NX1 / H.265
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Compared to.... -
EditReady now supports the Samsung NX1 / H.265
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
No ProRes codecs installed? Do you have Final Cut Pro X?