Adam Kuźniar

I have the SWIT CM-55C and if you have the money definitely go with Focus. I love my SWIT but it struggles in bright daylight.

I just bought my own GH5 so hopefully it's still worth it ?

4k all day every day

This topic title is stupid

Yeah sure cause taped up connectors sure do look professional. While we are at it, why bother with cages, tripod plates, rigs and magic arms? You can just gaff it all up!

Unfortunately I never tried one but it does seem good as well

Honestly the best pocket rig is a GX80 with a pancake lens. Easily fits in the pocket, has IBIS so the footage is perfectly smooth, shoots great 4k video.

Or aperture priority. Or wireless aperture through an app. Or controlling the camera through USB. Or being able to accurately tell what aperture the lens is actually at. Or have EXIF.

Viltrox EF-M2 is optically identical to the Metabones in center of the shot, corners are a bit blurry. However is that worth the difference? If I was shooting a movie for the cinema, I wouldn't skimp on that, but as I'm mostly shooting for youtube and web delivery, there's no way anyone can see the difference and none of my clients ever commented on that. I have it, I had zero issues with it and I think it's worth the price.

No, it's more of a "until we can control these who spy on our citizens, then it's fine" type of thing. Which is understandable but I agree with you.

AOSP is soo much different than a company using Android with a commercial license that also licenses all of the Google apps for them. You can compile Android yourself for your personal use on any device you can make it work on, but AFAIK you can't sell it without the commercial license. As to your second point the whole thing isn't Google saying "Huawei is spying so we're closing business with them", it's Google saying "We need to comply with US law so we're closing business with them". Whether this ban is right or wrong is another question.

I saw that video from Caleb and maybe my way of shooting is different, but if I had to put down my camera and adjust 5 parts every time I want to shoot low or high, I'd kill myself. His setup works brilliantly for shooting eye level, but the moment you want to vary things up it's going to get in the way and god forbid you want to change the lens or quickly go to the tripod. Also these remote FF while looking and sounding great, they are another thing that need to be turned on and calibrate. All in all I feel like you should build your rig for specific projects - some will require more movement and flexibility and some just requires you to stand still and get static shots. I'd say start small and build it out with time with only parts that you absolutely need.

I'd think that a smaller sensor means less data means easier EIS.

Hopefully this one is stable! Is there anything new besides whats in the changelog?

It's pretty much confirmed that it's an action cam. There were even pictures leaked Honestly all I want is a 1inch stabilized sensor. Please!

Didn't watch the video but what's the tradeoff of shooting 4k? Bigger files? Come on, hard drives are cheaper than ever before. Longer upload times? Maybe in the rural US because here average upload speed is 25Mbps, so it's quick to upload anything. Tougher to edit? Just proxy it. I shoot vlogs, I shoot event recaps, I shoot music videos and not once did I think "oh man, I'll purposefully degrade the quality of my shots because no one will even notice in the end". When I do have to go lower (for slowmo for example) I always hate how it looks like compared to 4K.

I have had the exact same issue and it's the cable. Got the 8sinn extrathinn hdmi cable and it's gone. And it's a better cable IMO

This is exactly why I haven't installed it, it's not on their website, it's some file some guy uploaded and he didn't even answer my question about where he got it from. Shady I did and it's definitely there but I almost never notice it when actually shooting. Last sunday I shot a small concert and then it was noticeable, because I could hear the drums hit before I could see them, but again, it didn't bother me that much. You can check out my review if you want to see what the delay is

We should just drop the "cinema" word from this conversation because it's meaning is different for each and every one of us.

You guys know that "cinema camera" doesn't mean it can only shoot for cinema? You can also make weddings, ads, youtube videos and more with it. And for these scenarios IBIS is super useful.

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I think the RX0 has that "small sensor" look while the Osmo Pro looks much closer to a "real camera".

Thank you so much! Where did you get it from?

Well, now you can put that drive in a cage, secure both ends of the connection with knobs so that it's literally impossible to disconnect on accident. This is not the same as not having locking jack connections on a wireless lav pack

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