Dan Wake

Thanks so much for the kindness about suggestions and the fun about discovering my old post, see you in 2 years (like a good wine)! Ahahah Jokes aside I did few tests during past days with my 7D installing film emulation picture styles and developing RAW shot at about 2500/3200 ISO. I discovered I can tolerate the noise thx to the automatic noise reduction (the chromatic) applied by Lightroom. The problem is that I need to keep the shutter speed pretty low with pretty fast aperture lenses to take those shots, meaning it require a very still subject and me to be very focused. Basically I took sone time to test if I really has no change other than upgrade an in all honesty I think I will understand it after the holidays I'll do in September with my family. I'll bring my 7D and really doing many tests (I can develop the raw files on my iPad). I'm very grateful for your suggestions.

After many years of using my Canon 7D, I’m considering upgrading to a new camera body. I’m looking for at least an APS-C sensor, but I’m open to full-frame options as well. My budget is around €600, though I can stretch it a bit if necessary. The most important feature for me is clean ISO performance for night photography. If I can’t find a camera that meets this requirement, I might as well stick with my Canon 7D. My lens collection is quite small, so I’m open to building a new set of lenses if needed. If you think my budget is too low, please let me know, and I can consider increasing it. Any suggestions for a good used camera that fits these criteria? Thanks in advance!

I have found him: https://www.flickr.com/photos/jamesyeung/page3

Same for me. If they can make a new model with IBIS I'm very likely sold for it

Hi, I remember about 10 years ago I was following a marvellous photographer who were shooting in anamorphic. He was doing street photography, expecialyl night time, the location was China or maybe Japan. Can you help to remember his name? Thx

Hi, I'm still shooting with my old Canon 7D, and I'm looking for a new buy. Does exist a camera with those features under 1k euros? feature list: the camera don't overheat; at least "apsc size" sensor; the video is stabilized, zero colored moiré effect; compatible with vintage lenses; having a good codec able to recover darker areas in post producion (good for color grading). which is it the price for such a camera? thx for your attention

Hi thx for help. I need f5.6 because I needs to use zoom lenses as for example 28 - 300mm. For the majority of the shots I just needs to get closer to the subject from the distance with a tele (that’s why apsc). And the quality must be very good during bad lit places during night. I need it for documentaries

Does exist a super 35mm /apsc camera that have very good low light iso (similar to sony a7s2) and good internal stabilization? Thx

Because I need to use zoom lenses during night. Those lenses are tipically dark like f5

Read this please https://www.reddit.com/r/FilmicPro/comments/a4n22h/is_the_log_on_filmic_pro_fake/ basically says it’s impossible to have log on ios devices. question: does it works like that also for android devices?

Hi, how many money I need to buy a camera with those characteristics? An effective internal stabilization; very very clean high iso up to 24000 and possibly more, flat profile and good for color. Compatibility with cheap but good zoom lenses thx

But the whole thing about this camera I thought it was about be able to shoot HQ RAW video on the budget. A guy told me that the approved media storages are damn expensive. There is no way to buy cheap storage that works very well for this camera?

Which limitations does the blackmagic pocket cinema camera 4k and 6k have on basic SSD? I mean those “cheap” SSD we can find on amazon made for computers. Does the cameras (both 4K and 6k) record at any bitrate and format on those commercial PC SSD? thx

Thx for reply. Which is it the best workflow for creating proxy after shooting footage today?

Read here https://www.manualslib.com/manual/994675/Canon-Eos-C300-Mark-Ii.html?page=111 Nobody here use camera proxy workflow instead than process all the footage to create proxy after shooting? Isn’t it a huge waste of time?