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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_RF4VrUuCY I've recently worked with the Grammy Award winning DJ, from Berlin - Paul Van Dyk. Although the final cut and grade was done by his record label, the shots are taken from my EOSHD camera test videos and personal creative shoots shot in Berlin over the past 12 months and it's a real honour that such a major commercial artist likes my images. Paul Van Dyk was one of the first superstar DJs and he's a huge part of the Berlin music scene, so dance & trance fans...Enjoy! There's a variety of cameras in the mix, used to shoot the images - see if you can tell which. A big thanks to Christina Mj Zahra (dark haired girl dancing) and Frank Sauer (my collaborator on the Digital Bolex shoot with Christina).Read the full article here
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It only affects JPEG though right and then you have to grade it! Shoot raw for better results.
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Sorry about that man... I have been on holiday and have been sent approximately 1000 emails, some not even in my inbox but lost in the ether. What's your email address so I can delve in and sort it out once and for all? Didn't get the FB messages for some reason BTW.
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5 reasons the Olympus E-M1 will NOT get 4K video!
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Interesting about the 240fps high speed mode stuff... I missed that. I still think the firmware update won't happen. But it's a strange situation indeed. -
5 reasons the Olympus E-M1 will NOT get 4K video!
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
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Sometimes the rumour mill is just so outrageous. I am not talking about the site admins (don't shoot the messenger - they do a great job) but rather some of the sources who feed absolutely made up information. You may have heard the rumours of the Olympus E-M1 getting a 4K video firmware update, but 4K video on the E-M1 is a technical impossibility and here's why... Read the full article here
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The Iscorama is a wonder of vintage optics. No focus breathing, a unique patented focus mechanism, small size and sharp at fast apertures. The beauty is the sheer number of primes you can use it with. Whilst an Iscorama may look expensive at $3000 a pop (used!), a full set of Zeiss master anamorphics cost an eye watering $305,000 ($43,600 per lens). Now it's about to become even better, but only if we club together as Iscorama users to make this happen... Read the full article here
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What I hadn't realised until now was how good a stand-up he was as well as an actor. I had only followed one career.
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Metabones have announced a firmware update for their Smart EF Mark IV adapter (E-Mount). This is a must-have update for A7S users who have experienced buggy behaviour with their camera using Canon lenses. The firmware update is available from Metabones here along with full instructions. If you have the earlier Mark III version of the adapter the firmware update must be done back at base. To do this users should contact Metabones to arrange the return. Read the full article here
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The current D4S is already an action focussed DSLR though! Makes no sense.
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The Sony A7S, X70 and Atomos Shogun at Pinewood Studios
Andrew Reid replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
Yes I asked for 10bit :) A nice big firmware update would make a very good camera a great one and truly take sales of Canon I think. Would the last one still shooting H.264 on a 5D Mark III please stand up? ;) -
On a trip to Pinewood Studios earlier this week I saw for the first time Sony A7S 4K footage projected in a theatre. The surprise was just how well the 1080p held up for cinematic projection. I also had my hands on the Atomos Shogun 4K recorder and field monitor, the new Sony X70 1" 10bit XAVC camcorder and more... Read the full article here
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120fps ISO 12,800 IS THAT HARD??
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On those two lenses you have a point and I also think the Canon lens range is the best overall for full frame, but the EF-S APS-C lenses... Hmmm. Not as much choice really. Good job there's a lot of third party manufacturers like Tokina and Sigma.
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A7s S-Log2 grading challenge: would it be possible?
Andrew Reid replied to apefos's topic in Cameras
First obviously you'd need the original S-LOG files not the graded Vimeo clip then try the EOSHD "dynamic" LUT and see how it handles the highlights http://www.eoshd.com/content/13161/grading-sony-a7s-s-log-2-eoshd-cinematic-looks-download -
I'd be fine with that if what you were seeing Duff was actually noise and not compression artefacts from Vimeo.
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They are fake. But easy to spot. lafilm try and do so next time please.
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I 100% agree. And it is a shame the balance of the forum seems to be tipping in this direction. I might have to start introducing sub sections for idiots and other sections for non-idiots :)
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The only problem here Homerus is that I have actually SHOWN in my video how S-LOG looks when graded and how it compares to the image developed from raw on the 5D Mark III. You have not. You have a short forum post with no images. I am being objective in the test. What I saw is what you got in the blog post. No need to be biased to one brand or another. Bit silly, because why would I choose the worst tool for my own filmmaking work!?
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I agree with this tip Erik, histogram is essential I think in S-LOG. Not the way I usually work, prefer to go by eye but too risky in S-LOG mode to do that off the LCD, it is just too flat. Nice even spread in the histogram is what is needed. Prefer it to zebra because I find if I expose S-LOG for the highlights, when I grade it far too much of the image is pushed into the highs. Don't waste the left half of the histogram by exposing too far to the right.
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With all due respect you do not have the full knowledge to make the decisions. You are judging this at surface value. If you want all future conversation on this forum to be drowned out 10-1 by rudeness and trolling, then sure I'll let the people who join only for this reason get away with it! It isn't about having different opinions. It is really very simply about being polite in the way they are expressed. Also having a proper track record of constructive posts from the start helps people integrate with the community properly. Those who fall well short of this basic standard at the first hurdle are not welcome here. It is no different to a real life community or a room full of people in a bar.