juliand

thank you, this is very useful. i have a GH5, but i am strongly considering the GH5S for doing green-screen-match moving so that i can get both the green screen + markers in focus as well as the subject. no simple task in a small home-built studio. also, i have a BMD VA 4K, but it looks like an Atomos would have been a better, albeit more expensive, choice. julian

thanks for the EOSHD site and the new hack. i have just installed the EOSHD Intra-esting88. i have one question and two observations: Q) with hack installed, i could not see any difference in the menus at all - is this to be expected? if so, i don't see how one can make informed choices about which modes to choose. Observation 1) i recorded a short test sequence and in playback the bottom half of the image was jittery. i assume this is because my card (takeMS class 6 32Gb) is not fast enough. i have ordered a 30mb/s sandisk. Observation 2) since the recordings were problematic, i rolled back/sideways to the new panasonic official 1.1 update, and so far, with just minimal tests, everything seems fine (thank goodness). the point of observation 2 is to offer at least one reassurance that if a hack doesn't work as desired (in this case probably because of inadequate hardware), then at least one can roll back to an official version. i should also add that i could see no difference in the menu from v1.0 to v1.1 (official), which again i find puzzling - no trace, for instance, of 25p. i think i have looked through just about every menu setting, but maybe i have missed something. any enlightenment would be most welcome.