Emanuel

Well, I once attended a pinhole workshop for motion picture technique @ Avanca International Film Festival about two decades ago. Lovely experience indeed BTW :-)

All of them had a colorist. My friend, my first basis for filmmaking background of my own is based on full 3-years training exactly in that field specialty (post) @ Lisbon Film School. Film, not even digital video. For the most part of it, in those old times. E :-)

All of them, except for home videos too (at times :D)

LOL Lovely to be within back to teens again. Now my turn to be out of likes for tonight, pal :-)

Depends on the shooter skills, of course. No free soup : ) Grading is part of the filmmaking process, so no surprise there. It is no SOOC though :-)

It is the magic to see something to immediately pop up from vacuum, I guess : D Fuji's mojo. SOOC is a dream to come true there. GH5S is a way further another animal... The best bang for the buck, not exactly the synonymous for the X-H1 top hat ;-)

Don't forget AF, David! LOL (never thought to come here writing it... hehe let's not ignore the 179 hack :-D) You've just forgotten Fuji, Don! (E ;-)

A good old partner of mine has one of them. He's very happy with it. Avoid higher than ISO800 and you'll be just fine :-)

As simple as: avoid VLog on GH series. HLG is your friend, no reason to complain :-)

LOL Just two is more expressive than a single one :-)

Yes, following that, seems more a particular weakness from the device against other ones which perform better. Nothing related to color sampling nor bit depth for sure : D As said, I still watch his videos. Just take them with a necessary pinch of salt :-)

This is my conclusion following his reviews from a good part now. I don't have here a comprehensive list of when and where I've arrived to that outcome. I don't see him as totally inaccurate. I still appreciate to enjoy his reviews and comparisons, no matter the pinch of salt I extract from his finds he always run to publish and spread. I just don't see the world B&W there. To say it pretty straightforward, that's a principle I do try to apply to everything and everyone. E :-)

From inaccuracy to the opposite there's a long way to go ;-) As posted, he puts all his effort to rid of that. His Sony videos often pop up sooner than other devices he reviews. I don't think he's more biased than we all tend to be. Independence is hard to get. I much believe in the accuracy of Andrew's finds than the majority of the reviewers out there.

I'd much prefer to wait for Andrew's input rather than Yuryev's anyway. The guy puts some effort to deviate himself the fact he's always testing Sony tools at first hand in any case.

Yet seeing the tool as demanding on the way you have to approach to deal with it. It is like a marriage. We can't handle a 2nd wife like we did in our 1st round or we risk to still fail no matter our goodwill to work around the task. Workarounds have their own specs from their own. We don't invent them, we need to adapt them. Filmmaking is invariably a workaround, the tool is primary and secondary at the same time; never the shooter though (E :-)

You did it all :-)

We should all ask so. Not all girls can be pretty. We wish. But happens. Somehow different of a lack of character for sure...

Thanks for posting though : ) BTW, have you checked your shutter?

There are IBIS and IBIS... But something which puzzles me is the fact when we focus on the cons rather than the pros. We all know there's no perfect world out there, only on forums' wishful thinking lists :X No one is also praising to see our neighbors to always pop up pointing the flaws of our children and be quiet about theirs, isn't it? A bit of equity at least should be mandatory before any forum comment. BTW, no personal agendas of any kind and attacking the deepest bias of our own too...

IBIS is not a miracle but a tool for shaky hands. We know some of users would like to have a toaster all included, seems unlikely to happen though ;-)

Mate, go figure if it was the GH5S... hehe Never mind, convinced now. No publicity is bad. First video to watch back to work Tuesday morning :-D

@mercer LOL Better to keep that screening on hold... Hell of a curse! :-D

Good night man or more likely to address you happy morning there instead, I believe ; ) And please be back to the old good chap we met and I still think we all want to hear that from you : ) I miss that, at least. This forum is not the same without both of you two in good vibes (I guess no need to explicitly mention the name of the other forum rebel as well, right? :-)

@mercer Don't state that too loud to Fuji though! :D

Glenn, ISO will distort the results when directly affects DR per se. Tired or not, he's right on that one : ) hey, I am tired too... it is 3:00 AM over here, Sunday night or Monday morning :)) Same ISO on both devices should be a different story, of course :-)