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Great answers, thanks!

I shot a music clip 2k raw on a sony f-5 and got some pretty bad aliasing. The guy who filmed this test: http://vimeo.com/110537721 says the same about the 2k raw from odyssey7q, Can anyone verify this problem exists here as well?

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​Most of the film is int, that's why I'm leaning towards 4k prores. I have two short ext scenes, one day and one night.

​Then good thing I'm not your DP. I'm pretty confident in my skills, so thank you, I don't need your opinion about that - especially without you seeing any of my work. The film is a graduate film in film school, and I've shot a few already. I asked about aspect ratio just because there isn't a lot of awareness here to that subject. Most of the cinematheque's screens here are 1.85. We hope the film will be screened in festivals around the world as well though, and I'm wondering what's the best format for it. My main problem with 2.35 is the major crop it gets if we broadcast the movie on T.V. Regarding the F55, we might be able to lend it for free, I wouldn't rent an F55 if I don't have the budget for HDDs. I'm in the process of checking if I need a master in 4k, for the meanwhile the main benefit is the extra detail.

I wonder what's the difference in DR between the two? And yeah, I got some intense aliasing while shooting 120 fps with a sony f5, 2k raw.

Hey all, I'm the DP of a short narrative film that is to be shot in about one month, I'll probably shoot using sony FS700+odyssey7q and a set of zeiss CP.2 (there might be an option for sony F55, but then I won't be able to use the e-mount lenses), I need to decide if I want to shoot 2k raw or 4k prores (can't shoot 4k raw due to storage shortage). Plus, haven't decided yet if I should shoot 1.85 or 2.35 aspect ratio, any thoughts?