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They're the only one that could make a sub $1000 full featured super 35 cine camera and refuse to do so. -
Yes, you should title them with as many poophemisms as you can find that sound like footage they’d like to steal. Building a log cabin Clearing the pipes Cutting a cigar Decorating the White House Downloading some software Feeding the fish Laying some cable Stocking the lake with brown trout Etc etc -
By MurtlandPhoto · Posted
Lately for really long recordings like conferences and lectures I’ve been transcoding the BRAW to h.265 with a conversion LUT and minimal CC, then editing from that. I delete the BRAW once I confirm nothing went wrong. Sure it adds a step, but it keeps my Pyxis in my normal rotation of jobs rather than just brought out for the “big” jobs. For really important shoots I still keep all the BRAW, though. -
By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
I'll be sure to fill up any cloud storage they give me, then. Maybe I could treat them to a retrospective of my year in toilet flushes, but give it a bunch of other labels like "Doing a sick jump on my bike" -
By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
No surprise at all that someone grabbed it. Too bad the mount can't be user-swapped - I saw one in a bit more beat up condition, but still good for like $1,000 - but with EF mount. It is bigger than H.265, but there's also not, in my experience, a lot of reason to fear some of the higher compression ratios. I think I see some artifacts in some difficult places (narrow/flaring highlights) 8K at 12:1 on the Ursa LF, but I need to try exporting from Resolve and/or try some similar scenes with 12:1, 8:1, and 5:1. I'm not sure how well ProRes 422 bitrates compare with higher-compression braw, but they might not be too far off. For now, for later, for just about forever if you want it to. That's a hell of a camera - though it'd be nice to have something a little smaller to pair with it. The C500 II ain't tiny (though it's also not enormous).
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