Oliver Daniel Posted July 23, 2016 Author Share Posted July 23, 2016 2 hours ago, omega1978 said: You must install last version of cinelight from DJ site.the one on SSD has the purple Bug. Awesome thank you! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Chris Posted July 23, 2016 Share Posted July 23, 2016 Something else I'm curious about, what if you wanted to shoot with a larger lens or a speedbooster and a big Nikon zoom? If the lens is on a tripod, can the X5r hang off the back or be rigged in some manner? Just thinking aloud. There's a doc project I'm thinking about doing which would involve a lot of landscape and cityscape aerials, but when shooting on the ground I would want to use the same camera and not be limited to the 4 or 5 supported lenses. Cheers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
omega1978 Posted July 23, 2016 Share Posted July 23, 2016 3 hours ago, Oliver Daniel said: Awesome thank you! My workflow is to export premiere compatible cinema dng from cinelight, cut the proxys in CC and replace it with the RAW footage.it works very well pw: omega Liam 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oliver Daniel Posted July 23, 2016 Author Share Posted July 23, 2016 2 hours ago, The Chris said: Something else I'm curious about, what if you wanted to shoot with a larger lens or a speedbooster and a big Nikon zoom? If the lens is on a tripod, can the X5r hang off the back or be rigged in some manner? Just thinking aloud. There's a doc project I'm thinking about doing which would involve a lot of landscape and cityscape aerials, but when shooting on the ground I would want to use the same camera and not be limited to the 4 or 5 supported lenses. Cheers. I honestly don't think the X5R could take a Speedbooster and a bigger Nikon lens. There's no balancing at all. It's so tiny. Makes the BMMCC look huge. I think anyone buying the X5R should do if they want an intuitive, quick and easy light setup with no bollocks - for the Osmo and Inspire. The reason I got it is because I wanted a very high quality imaging device, with little setup, portable, light and intuitive to use. I had the Ronin-M before. Used my A7SII. I loved the results but the gimbal is heavy after a couple of minutes. Monitor rigging is a pain. And the size of the package while transporting is a beast! Move not had enough of a play yet. I feel it's something that will take a bit of time to get the best movement out of it. Like learning to ride and bike, and then doing wheelies and grinds. 1 hour ago, omega1978 said: My workflow is to export premiere compatible cinema dng from cinelight, cut the proxys in CC and replace it with the RAW footage.it works very well pw: omega Thanks for sharing. I think the Osmo X5R will probs need a well practiced Ninja walk to eliminate any walking bounce. Or a post stabiliser may help with that such as Coremelt Lock and Load. I've heard there are plans to bring out a Z-axis for the X5 cameras - however I'd prefer not to have some bouncy spring thing as part of the rig. Im working on getting the joystick movement nice and smooth. Feels a little abrupt on any of the factory settings. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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