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Wow.

I have tried it and I don't feel it should be done. A small adjustment or slight zoom is ok but punching in for a different focal length? No.

I agree, while being able to crop if a shot is fucked this isn't something you should be relying on. Let's not "fix it in post" everything.

It's a $5K camera that you can take out of the box, plug in a microphone, start shooting and it looks great. What is wrong with that exactly?

Samsung asked JGL to make a film with their camera as he has a large creative following with his HitRecord production company and website.

This is my next camera.

Set the dial to 60 then scroll the control wheel to 50.

Got my D-Lux yesterday, very nice little camera. I've never owned such an advanced camera, will take me while to go through all the options. A7II up next I think.

Another Canon bashing article, how exciting.

Alexa. Duh.

I reject the premise of your question.

Someone's bitter.

Ah that's a real shame. Was hoping I could use it with my Leica glass. Fingers crossed their info is wrong.

Ooooooh

The original was sadly completely serious.

Looks great.

I doubt this clip could be more relevant than on this forum right now.

I'm kinda stunned how many people are using any auto settings when filming.

Yeah, it's not a video camera it's a stills camera with an extra video feature. Pretty much like every other camera out there.

Those close up shots look freaking amazing. I'm a bit disappointed in the overall videoness to it but I guess that's the Panasonic "look". Still very much considering the Leica version for a walk around though.

Yeah it's not a well spaced forum at all. I am on a retina screen and can only just see two posts on a page which quite frankly is ridiculous.

He isn't just "the cool actor of the moment" he is a very creative person who has built a sizeable online community focused on making cool stuff. A lot of his projects have been large online collaborations where anyone can participate. Samsung picked him for a very good reason.

Just looked at the info and they are h264. A quick google search shows they only use h265 for facetime streaming.

I threw in some iphone 6 videos files into Premiere Pro CC today and it handled them fine.

Looks pretty good.