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By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
A may have, sort have, hacked my Sony a7 IV. Although the firmware is encrypted the .DAT cam settings file isn't. This allows you to dive in and change picture style parameters, without the limits of the camera menus or Sony's tethered apps via USB. This is early days yet, but I've already got a prototype app that's quite useful. First bonus feature... it allows you to save all your Picture Profile recipes and Creative Style settings to your laptop and manage them in a nice to use Mac OS app (Windows version I'll also be working on later). This allows you to store as many "Recipes" as you want and dial them into the camera. Second bonus feature... It is able to apply recipes to Sony raw files and export as LUTs for S-LOG2 and S-LOG3, with a live preview shot as you grade it. Interesting to see the reference to "S-Cinetone 2" in the data... Third bonus feature is that this app might allow us to go further in future... I'm getting a good understanding of how the camera OS works. I have also reverse engineered Canon's picture styles, although this is a topic for a future post 🙂 -
By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
And similarly, nobody is saying that they shouldn't also announce broadcast stuff at NAB. They certainly have done so in every other year in recent memory. It's just that after sitting through an hour of tedious broadcast gear updates, in every other year, the non-broadcaster viewer was rewarded with the updates on the gear they were interested in. Again, as they usually are, but broadcast-oriented is not synonymous with broadcast-only. And no, nobody forced anybody to do anything. I watched because I was interested to see what new products I might be interested in owning. I was irritated that the entire product segment that interests me was almost completely ignored, outside of the software that I use to edit. Again, stop trying to make it some idiotic meh meh meh it says broadcast, they didn't mention consumer cameras thing. Other people, including me, are allowed to be annoyed by something, even if it doesn't bother you. -
By MurtlandPhoto · Posted
C'mon now. No one is saying that they only should announce broadcast stuff at NAB. At the same time NAB is precisely when they should announce broadcast stuff. Right? They pretty clearly stated this would be a broadcast oriented announcement. Folks reading the tea leaves a different way is their own prerogative. I mean no one forced you to watch the full livestream lol. -
By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
4Kp240 is pretty neat. If they had pricing in there, I missed it - but if Mission 1 Pro ILS is <$700, I might take a flyer on it. They made almost exactly the camera I've wanted for a while now. The sensor could be a little better, but a 1" sensor ain't bad. If it has usable low-latency HDMI out (or a small adapter to get it), it could be a semi-ideal lightweight travel camera.
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