Tiago Rosa-Rosso

Anyone did a rolling shutter sensor read out?

I found a review! Maybe it helps.

I would wait for the speedbooster version. Also a nob instead of a trigger would be better.

Here is a 5dmark3raw vs bmpcc.

some micro footage found in vimeo

Don't take me too serious. I think what blackmagic is offering is really great. but they put you on hold. They keep you waiting and interested. And they can do that because they deliver. But while you wait you don't consume other brands. I was very interested in this camera and i waited for it. Mainly because of the global shutter. Now they say they can't do it. So I will wait again for the next NAB, lets see what cameras they will announce. I'm not angry or frustrated or anything like that. I actually think they are doing a good job on stopping this frantic obsession for updating your camera system. they give you a glimpse of the future. And you wait for it. But honestly the way this works with me is kind of strange, Because I can never feel the will to update i always feel i could do better.

I'm not saying others don't do it, actually everyone is somehow doing it (even canon). And has I said i've got nothing against it or in favor. Don't take me too serious. I just found more evidently funny cause the company is called blackmagic. And at least with me this blackmagic thing is really working, I was very interested in this camera and i waited for it. Mainly because of the global shutter. Now they say they can't do it. So I will wait again for the next NAB, lets see what metaphysical cameras they will announce. I'm not angry or frustrated or anything like that. I actually think they are doing a good job on stopping this frantic obsession for updating your camera system. they give you a glimpse of the future. And you wait for it. The way this works with me is that because they never stop doing this I can never update i always feel i could do better.

What BMD is doing is metaphysical dumping. In economics, "dumping" is a kind of predatory pricing, especially in the context of international trade. It occurs when manufacturers export a product to another country at a price either below the price charged in its home market or below its cost of production. This is illegal in most countries because it might lead to monopolies (of course it's very difficult to proof that a company is actually doing it), but whats genius about BMD is that in fact they just hold you from buying other products with a meta product, and while you wait for it you don't consume other brands. I have nothing in favor or against. Ironically thanks to this I still have my 5d mark 2. Blackmagic doing voodoo on consumers since 2012 NAB.

I believe technology will sooner or later find a away to emulate the look of medium format in a tiny format. Don´t know how or when, but i don't think its impossible.

more footage. enjoy

Again, how gorgeous is that!

Sweet

The a6300 doesn't have a touchscreen? So how exactly do you pull focus from a subject to another? Do you talk with the camera? I'm just wondering.

In photography. In video EVF instead of an optical VF isn't that much of a problem. I mean from the point of view of capturing the instant.

In photography. In video optical VF instead of an EVF isn't that much of a problem. I mean from the point of view of capturing the instant.

I don't agree with you. First 8k makes the workflow very heavy second the medium format lenses are more expensive and difficult to find. The rest would be fine. 14bit 444 prores would be cool but I believe you would need cfast for that. Of course all of this is still very utopic.

It seems there is one bmmcc flying. At least one.

This would be cool: - a tiny (500g) body - FF sensor - global and rolling shutter - record internally 2.5k pro res 10bit 4.2.2 from 2 fps to 120 fps - an ibis like olympus - a dual pixel af like canon - 2000 euros price

Yes, i notice it crops but the scratches are still visible but really near the edge. I follow your tip and reset the camera, and it's still the same. The scratches appear on the EVF. The strange thing is that it's only when I press record that this scratches appear. When i turn on the camera for the first time everything seems to be fine. Then when i press record after some seconds and the blue noise and the scratches start to appear. Thanks for the tips.

Yes, camera nu is only the retailer. I'm trying now to contact samsung.uk. I think is the only samsung division in Europe I can contact right now. Is it? I already gave it a try with a new battery and with a new sd card and it's still the same.

It's under warranty. I already send the camera in for repair and it came back the same. I bought this camera in cameranu.nl and I have to say they have a sad costumer service. Thanks for the tip. I will try with a new battery and let you know if it works.

Check this video please. Here i was using the 30mm pancake from samsung at 2.0 i believe. But the scratches on the side can't be normal. Then i hit record and the scratches aren't visible on the video but they are there is just that when I hit records the sensor crops a bit the image, also lots of blue noise appear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWgo_psSfD0

Thanks for the tips. I went trough those settings and I tried MplayerX also, the problem remains. The oled viewfinder when i'm recording is presenting the same problem. Check this video.

I'm having sensor problems with my samsung NX1. There are some vertical blue scratches that appear on the side of oled screen and some blue noise. This noise is recorded into the video clips. It seems the problem occurs when the camera is recording under low light or black surfaces. Anyone experienced this kind of problem? Any tips?

I have one of these and use it all the time. I leave you a link for one of my short films. Shot (most of the time) this lens on a 5d mark II. https://vimeo.com/62856127 the focus ring will work opposite to canon lenses.