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Nice images. Once you get files beyond a certain quality then the film emulation can do the rest. How are you finding the 17mm F1.4? Sharp enough wide open for you? In terms of filter threads, you can get filter-thread-adapters in that size. I bought a tiny vND for mine, which was really cheap because of the small amount of glass required! -
This makes sense to me. I figure there are two scenarios they design cameras for: 1) Recording outside in bursts, in aircon for longer takes, size and spec over thermal management, customers get big image in tiny size 2) Rock solid professional performance from integrated fan, customers pay for the reliability Unfortunately the third scenario is missing from the market: 3) Decent but not cutting-edge image (4K max) in very small size
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Super cool. The only thing that I don’t like is the lack of stability, so I guess I like ‘the look’ more than anything. I’d never use any ‘retro’ camera myself, but I like the concept and idea of it. Keep pushing Kye! -
…according to the smoke signals coming from the Dolomites. It isn’t the successor to the S1H, but what remains to be seen… Options: A. A bit too soon for an S9II surely? B. A photo-oriented version though maybe? C. A new Sigma, next gen FP/L? With a faster sensor, tilt screen and IBIS, that would be ossum. D. A Leica ‘Q3’ with interchangeable lens mount? E. DJI enters the arena with a non gimbal, non flying camera? Speculate below!
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By John Matthews · Posted
I was only able to muster a few shots today. I'm actually not sure what I'm more impressed with: colors and look with log and FilmConvert Nitrate + Hazy; or, my MacBook Air's (M5) ability to cut through the footage and watch in realtime. Initially, I wasn't that impressed with the Natural or Vivid profiles, but the Log looks great to me with FilmConvert. I need to try more. The ILS did very well with handheld shots at 17mm, given it's only electronic stab. I will have more lenses next week to try out. Unfortunately, I didn't have a ND of any type to test on this lens (who make a 40.5mm thread anyway? That's stupid). Anyway, next week, I'll have more stuff, including the media mod their new microphone kit. I know it sounds like I'm going all-in with GoPro, but I definitely think they're on to something. I'm quite impressed with the ecosystem too. No need to go through the anxiety in choosing between 5 different cameras either. You want wide- get the mission 1 pro or a Loawa lens.
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