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Panasonic S1H review / hands-on - a true 6K full frame cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Unless Panasonic's Headquarters is all of a sudden Studio 111 in Hamburg then you're wrong. And although both places begin with an H, Hamburg is not Hawaii. It's a 2 hour train ride from Berlin where I am visiting my girlfriend. The original plan was to go to L.A which would have pissed you off even more. But I chose to spend time with my girlfriend instead. For me this was like visiting a camera shop, and I don't do that unless the camera is worth a visit. If those specs are disappointing in your world you must be an insufferable fucking brat. Disappointing compared to what? Did a RED 8K handout land on your doorstep or something? Did your $4k go towards a stolen Alexa off the back of a van? Some people have been reading EOSHD for longer than 5 minutes and actually realise how far I've gone out of my way to keep the PR influence over this blog as low as possible, and I'll point you to all those adverts I don't have.... Anywhere. No sponsors, no paid ads, no content paid for and no shoots 'embellished' with Hawaiian scenery or Canon topless models. But yeah, I'll take your word for it... The image is spectacular but the specs disappointing. The 5m dot EVF and 5 axis IBIS are top notch but the specs still disappointing. The tilting screen is a great evolution but still your disappointment overwhelms you. Maybe you are better off using that "real cinema camera instead", you know, the one with the "proper ergonomics", that shoots 6K full frame for $4000, with a built in ND, a 5 million dot EVF and IBIS. ? -
Canon CEO probably has a Nokia in one pocket and Blackberry in the other.
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@Emanuel says it in the right way - editorial, not censorship! Got to keep the forum readable.
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With a predecessor as shit as the EOS M6 and M5 were, it's not hard! ?
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Add to the shortcomings: same sensor, same terrible rolling shutter, probably same poor pixel binned 120fps quality as well and Sony's lovely "colour" If A6600 is a flagship they should be embarrassed. 16-55 F2.8... Wow they finally got round to it. Shame it doesn't match the Samsung effort of 5 years ago though. That was F2.0-F2.8! Sony = new Canon.
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So 2x2 binning from that 32MP sensor. I guess Canon didn't quite catch up to Samsung's 2014 tech after all. I thought the samples looked a bit ropey. At least they have Dual Pixel AF in 4K this time (forced to compete with A6600). These APS-C cams are a bit of a waste of time when there is so much else around. You may as well think of the EOS RP as an APS-C 4K cam and buy that for a bit more money The only APS-C cams worth buying right now are from Fuji. This pricing is an effing joke. You can get an EOS RP for that.
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It's to stop people polluting the forum with clickbait, rubbish and zero rated rumours, with one-link posts that have no other purpose than to just draw my visitors out to some shitty rumours site. We are a better community than that.
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Panasonic S1H review / hands-on - a true 6K full frame cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Yes, you can dial it down to 0 in V-LOG and it looks organic. Yes, it's there to lessen moire, rather than win the 48 megapixel chart test. -
Panasonic S1H review / hands-on - a true 6K full frame cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Both Chinese Sony internet information war bots are reading from the same script today. Even the spelling is authentically human. -
Panasonic S1H review / hands-on - a true 6K full frame cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Just make it internal and be done with it. -
Panasonic S1H review / hands-on - a true 6K full frame cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Dual Gain output with twin analogue circuits on the sensor, bit like the GH5S. I think it is a different sensor to the S1. -
Panasonic S1H review / hands-on - a true 6K full frame cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Maybe blog should go blank until Sony A7S III is out in 2022? No comparisons to actually existing cameras allowed! By the way ProRes RAW looks to be in development for the S1H although not got the official announcement text yet. -
Panasonic S1H review / hands-on - a true 6K full frame cinema camera
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
4000 very clean, barely any noise at all. 12,800 is fine. Better than the A7S II 25,600 is ok. If all camera reviews had to wait for the A7S III, you would not be getting any reviews at all. -
Bullshit.
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Nikon Z6 features 4K N-LOG, 10bit HDMI output and 120fps 1080p
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
It's true, sadly https://www.eoshd.com/2019/08/nikon-z6-raw-video-update-is-now-a-paid-service-centre-update-still-no-release-date/ -
Canon removing 24p from new 4K mirrorless cameras - THE MEMES
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Cliff was joking. Canon is also taking the piss! -
Something doesn't quite stack up there. On a camera like this, RAW-only isn't going to cut it. Remember that Alexa productions mostly shoot ProRes for the workflow and data size convenience factor, especially TV crews. Optional H.264? LOL give me a break. Fake rumour
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APS-C is not high end when a $1300 full frame mirrorless cam exists that Canon would prefer you buy!
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Canon removing 24p from new 4K mirrorless cameras - THE MEMES
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Didn't you feel ripped off when you found out your 500 euros lens had a whiny externally focusing barrel like a 1980'S Tamron? A big backward step from the EF 35mm F2.0 -
Great stuff. Let me know if you'd like a test user on the Pocket 6K, as it looks like I have one on the way from the Netherlands.
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It's not the difference in look between 24p and 25p that's any issue, it's the fact you can't shoot in NTSC countries with 25p and avoid flickering lights, cannot mix 24p and 25p on one timeline, they don't conform to each other without dropping a frame or adding a frame, which wreaks the motion cadence, and besides 25p isn't the cinema standard, and some cameras like the Canon 1D C don't shoot 25p in 4K, so good luck having an EOS M6 Mark II as your B-cam for the 1D C or other 24p-4K only cam.