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Isn't 24hz in cinema 4k mode EXACTLY 24hz instead of 23.976? I'm pretty sure it is. It's because it actually conforms with the digital cinema standard.
In ultra-hd mode it says 24p but it will actually be 23.976 which is needed for perfect three-two pulldown to 29.97 for NTSC.
The easiest thing will be to conform to a 23.976 timeline if possible. This will only slow the speed down by 0.1% so will be imperceptible. The audio will drift short a millisecond every second. So it might start to look out of sync after maybe a 50 second shot or so. But if that's a problem we can just shoot UHD.This is why I'm confused. There are separate fps settings than hz. Why wouldn't a monitor be able to display in 24hz?
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I'm confused as to what 24 hz does exactly also. I know that you have to activate it to use C4K. I've emailed SmallHD to ask if they know. Everything works fine with UHD at 24p 60 hz.
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Hey Julian, did you try using the GH4 in 24 Hz with an external monitor. I'm using a DP7 and it will not display while in 24hz which means I'm out of luck for DCI 4K with the monitor. Wondering if it's a monitor issue, or camera issue.
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One question:
Would 24hz create a smoother looking 24p as opposed to 60hz? GH4 gives that option.
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After spending a couple of days with the GH4 I can say that it's now going to be my "go-to" camera over Blackmagic. There might be a tad bit more highlight room with ProRes but it's a dip I'm willing to take for better resolution, insane battery life, flip out OLED, and HFR. I have a 128GB card coming in Friday that I will test, but so far Sandisk Extreme 95's are working great, as well as 45's.
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So is it better to set the GH4 to 16-235 from the start. Or shoot 16-255 and bring down to 235 in post?
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I just sold my GH3 :wacko:
It could be placebo effect, but to the naked eye it seems like a more pleasing motion.
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I got mine yesterday. The one thing that is very pleasing and unexpected is the motion cadence. I love the way Blackmagic cadence looks, and GH3 was a little choppy. From what I've noticed so far with the GH4 it's more along the lines of Blackmagic cadence.
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Mine just shipped!
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They changed their site to say IN STOCk as well. Hmmmm. I hope others are not far behind. Even beginning of May would be awesome.
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This is the best 96fps I've seen so far on GH4. I was starting to lose hope!
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Just got back from NAB and got to spend some good time with the GH4, the EVF is way better then the GH3. It has great sharpness.
What about the LCD? That was one of my biggest complaints with GH3 was how bad the color shifted when rotating.
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Is this camera raw only?
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I personally love those lenses. Just make sure to get the set with 16mm instead of 14mm. The 14 is the black sheep of the group.
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Nice. I actually prefer Super 35 look over full frame. This camera is getting more tempting.
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I disagree that BMD has abandonded the indie filmmaker. They're just offering a wider selection. Nowhere have they said that they're giving up on the smaller cams. Firmware updates could be coming, but at the end of the day I would gladly paid $1000 for the pocket cam even if there were guaranteed no firmware updates.
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Try Filmconvert. They match most DSLR camera profiles to actual film stocks. It's the most realistic option available in my opinion.
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Looks good. I've recently started using a RED Gamma 3 LUT with Blackmagic footage after accidentally loading it into my DP7 monitor. I wonder how it would look with the GH4 footage. I'll find out!
EDIT: Not bad!
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Yes just watch the Vimeo stream at 1080p or watch the 4K file on a 1080p display.
Wouldn't there be a loss in quality with the Pocket cam? If it is upscaled to 4K then it's going to look pretty soft. Maybe I'm not understanding the process, but I'd like to see a native 1080 frame from the Pocket compared to a 4K downscaled to 1080 GH4 frame.
Are you waiting for the A7s and why?
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You guys' are on point with what I was thinking as well. No internal 4k is a bummer. Depending on the price it might be a good alternative option though for certain shots in low light.