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By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
This is really interesting and it does beg the question, how long can closed insular world of camera software and features continue before it's the new norm to just go sideloading stuff. I absolutely love what Behringer do with the cheap stuff, don't know how they do the prices they do. I just bought a UMC204HD for recording some analogue stuff into my Mac and for 60 euros it's ridiculously good and works straight out the box with anything. I even had Claude knock up a DAW for it! Sigma Fp-L... I've been down the Canon rabbit hole but deffo going to take a look at it more this week. It's ridiculous how much I am getting done with a bit of help from the deep learning version of Kryten. Here's my Grand Prix game if anyone wants to give the free demo a spin. It's a graphics engine that ports an old classic (Geoff Crammond's Grand Prix 2) to modern hardware and adds a lot of new features on top. www.gp2rev.com I am also making progress with film mods for the G7X II and EOS R8. The ones for dslrs are now so common from the clickweasal community that there is practically no point competing though! If this shit gets too easy, the software landscape is going to be.... interesting, to say the least. -
So I was also able to get the OG3.5K to record to SD card which is crazy. But it isn't really practical since I'd only get about 10 minutes per 128gb v90 card. Anyway, here's a frame from that mode, if anyone is interested... -
Best I can currently see on offer for you is Doom on the Hasselblad X2D 100C…. The guy who showed that running recently has been very busy and is coaxing video recording from it. This is amongst a raft of other research he has been doing on feature extensions and documenting in his GitHub. https://github.com/radium-wang/Hasselblad-X-System-CIM-Firmware-Research-Feature-Extensions The pace at which he is doing this is quite something but it’s obviously uncertain on a timeframe of getting all this ready for prime time. These experiments also work on the “For God’s sake don’t pick it up in a shop or you’ll have to buy it” object of beauty that is the 907X/CFV100C -
I previously said that the new Sigma FP 2 fell short for me in a single area, the lack of IBIS. But I was wrong. It also lacks Commando that I used to have on the Commodore 64. #thetightarsetwats -
By John Matthews · Posted
Well, I guess it's too late to get the ILS- sold out everywhere it seems! Who saw that coming? Some interesting comparisons with WAY bigger and more expensive cameras are out there now. Obviously YouTube footage. I wish he'd don it in 4k 24fps or 8k 24fps. To my eye, the GoPro is heavily dependent on lens. The Sony looks super digital to me, but maybe it's the fact it's at 60fps. Is it possible that the GoPro takes off some of that ultra digital look but leaves the detail? Maybe it's simply a sensor size thing?
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