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Aaron: for lights. Ntsc with artificial lights gives flickering. Besides with pal you have 25fps at the same bitrate as 30fps.

Aaron: 120 is NOT selectable if DIS is enabled. Hence disabling dis is a required action. And re-enabling is again a necessity when you want it again after selecting pal and 4k. So many selections to be done back and forth in different menus.

Seems like some samples are more subject to this!

Vaga, not enough. I need to switch from pal to ntsc and turn dis off to enable 120 (while I want it on for 4k).

I use to set the iso manually, but that's quite easy to calculate if you want the equivalence. I think the basic 'shortcuts' should be the ones I mentioned, allowing to swap from 1080@120 to 4k@25, which I use in different situations and for different needs.

Mountneer, I asked for such a shortcut some weeks ago. I'd like to be able to access thes evideo modes at the press of a button: A) 1080-120-1/250-ntsc-no dis B) Uhd-25-1/50-pal-dis

Well, I guess this is not really like mjpg, in the sense that mjpg won't have such a high bitrate...anyway...a huge difference indeed.

Something is wrong with this bench. The 2000x can do 5-6fps when buffer is full with raw+jpg.

I paid almost 100€ for it, 6 months ago. So indeed that's a steal. You'll notice a great increase in responsiveness.

As already said, with the lexar 2000x (fastest UHS-II card on the market now) the camera can continue at 15fps in super fine jpg when the buffer is full. To do the trick one should enable silent e-shutter on NX1 (otherwise...bye bye shutter) and increase the fps at least to 24fps. review of Lexar: http://www.cameramemoryspeed.com/reviews/sd-cards/lexar-professional-2000x-uhs-ii-32gb-sdhc-memory-card/

What were your in camera settings?

Out of curiosity, normal jpg for stills in what standard is encoded? I mean...it's 8 bit, but...can it be referred as something like 4:2:2? I'm asking since, if silent shutter could be enabled on nx1, it could already shoot at 15fps jpg @6.5 at top quality...and with the lexar 2000x that lasts forever.

That'd be gorgeous but...imo unlikely. Anyway think about it...6.5k with ultra high bitrate!

I'd really like to be able to use cropped uhd (ala nx500) on nx1, as a form of digital lossless zooming.

Exactly. 10bit would be an incredible achievement for nx1, but I doubt it will be easily implementable. The bitrate hack is already a big potential improvement.

No reply for now :-P

Such a huge camera body :-P P.s. the girl in the video is cute!

I'm also curious to see how the higher bitrate behaves with 1080@120fps.

The second image is incredible. P.s. now think about what could be recovered if the bits were 10 instead of 8, with that high bit rate!

Petty outstanding. Curious of seeing what it could be done with gammaDR and Andrew's lut.

Let's hope he doesn't vanish like the early nx hackers :-P

My lexar 2000x can do about 250MB/sec write, so even 250Mb would be a joke for it!

This could actually happen with a lot of lenses and sensors in one device. But it's not something we'll see tomorrow. Maybe in 3-4 years. Who knows?

The armwrestlers look 'big and bad' while the monstars girls look cute :-P great footage!

I really hope so! In the meanwhile: http://***URL removed***/forums/post/57441089