Andrew Reid

This video very clearly shows how impressive the new Kipon EF adapter is for Micro Four Thirds. It is shown working with the Canon 70-200mm F2.8L on the Panasonic GX7. I expect performance to be even more impressive on the GH4 thanks to its cutting edge AF engine. Read the full article

​Kendy Ty is a professional who shoots Alexa. The 550D was a side project, simple and small.

What the hell is with all the existential dilemmas and de-motivational posting, that's what I want to know.

And what is wrong with discovery and learning? so glad I discovered anamorphic early enough to get hold of the gems

What is wrong with the artistic appreciation of a camera and an image exactly guys?!

No it isn't. Aimed at artists. That's a different field to film. It's called "animation". I love Hertzfeldt. He's a brilliant filmmaker in the field of animation. He does actually use photography in the mix though, so presumably he does actually need a camera. So your revelation in all this is that CGI wizards and animators don't need to research into camera choices... Genius! Stop stating the obvious and tell us something we DON'T know!​

​Could it be that your display ruins the motion candace of the camera rather than it being a GH4 issue? Clearly CCD and global shutter help. But the display has a lot to do with it. For example if you leave your Mac or PC to scale the 4K to fit a QHD or 1080p monitor, that's going to introduce detail fatigue for your eyes and chance motion cadence.

+1 for the Digital Bolex motion cadence. Even slowed down to 18fps like an old film camera, you can tell it is different to the CMOS sensors. And I have absolut​ely no idea why

Jonesy have fixed the storage space bug, you will now be able to upload images.

​Yes I think it's an excellent policy! There are enough idiots who read the blog already, don't want to attract any more idiots! Enough idiots! My policy is no idiots! If you don't agree, you're an idiot!

Rather more like the Blackmagic is heavy for the size. Like a block of lead! But then, it isn't a plastic toy like the XC10. Thankfully.

My understanding is it dumps a series of frames at 24p to the card from the live view buffer. How many? How long for? No idea. But in the english language a series of frames = video as far as I'm concerned.

I can assure you it is not. They have indeed enabled raw video. At what frame rate and at what maximum resolution for continuous recording has yet to be determined. What sort of headline would have satisfied you sir? "Nikon Hacker Enables Raw Video And Further Development Needed To Determine Final Usable Form It Takes Along With Resolution And Frame Rate And File Sizes And Whether It Will Arrive On the Nikon D750 Or The Soon To Be Rumoured D900 Please Wait To Find Out More" Is that specific enough for you? Headline writing lesson for Araucaria. A headline such as that above isn't a headline. It's a sentence. The purpose of a headline is to grab attention with as few words as possible. For example: Forum User Is Negative Wanker That's a brillaint headline.

​Says who? Let's hear more from the devs first before you write it off.

Developer "leegong" of Nikon Hacker has made enormous progress in getting raw video from the live view function of the Nikon D5100. Early builds of the patch output raw frames to the card and A1ex of Magic Lantern has written a prototype / test DNG converter. Read the full article

Yes set to 16-235. Then get EditReady to transcode, it's by far the best.

Looks like they are already here!! http://www.canonrumors.com/2015/04/possible-issue-with-t6s-t6i-sensors/

​Let's get this straight. I think I speak for many when I say this... I'm not putting up a selfish analysis of Canon's woes. They really are failing to provide something innovative. That's the objective truth. We have been waiting forever for a innovative DSLR from Canon that does good video (without the pure good fortune of Magic Lantern and raw). Instead we got the XC10, the small chip camcorder we have to sellotape up so it works with the kind of equipment Canon is touting it for.... the small chip camcorder priced $2500 yet lacking a constant aperture on the lens... the clinical small chip camcorder in a world of more artistic interchangeable lens cameras... the small chip camcorder Canon think is a GH4 competitor when it is anything but...

As the megapixel race continues, there's something the average consumer doesn't realise. Most of them are walking around with 6MP lenses on their 24MP DSLRs. Read the full article

No need to wait. Buy your camera operator a Ronin and throw them out of a helicopter.

S for sensitivity, R for resolution. There's no V for video. It floats around the range to whatever suits. Nothing to stop the A7R having 4K in future.

​So does the zoom not flop out or does it?! You can't keep the truth from these pages as easily as you can some of the other bum licking parts of the internet

Damn it we need 80MP now!!

​Offers an alternative......................... For $8000 or $15,000!

Jimmy the fan boy speaks again. It's not a prototype, it's a pre-production. Tiny little tweaks for mass production and it's done. If the non-prototype has a lock on the lens and doesn't need taping up for your drone, give us a call!