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GH3 is the over all winner for me. Top features: Full HD at 60 fps, continuous recordable time, time code (for mutli cams), easy post workflow, practical ergonomics.
 
https://vimeo.com/72737956

GH3 is the over all winner for me. Top features: Full HD at 60 fps, continuous recordable time, time code (for mutli cams), easy post workflow, practical ergonomics.
 
https://vimeo.com/72737956

They may be pre-order at B&H now.
 
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/964117-REG/blackmagic_design_blackmagic_pocket_cinema_camera.html
 
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=BLPRODCAM4K&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search=
 

Since I'm waiting for Nikon V1 to get exchanged(see previous post), I decided to give Zach Daniels raw stills a try.
https://vimeo.com/61939526
This is the same footage from Zach's original video:
https://vimeo.com/61863569
 
I edited the raw files directly in Sony Vegas Pro. Twixtor worked as you would expect, stretching the clips... I also did some motion cropping, which worked nice. With that much resolution you can make some big moves. The second clip feels somewhat like a crane shot. Lastly, I did some aggressive color grading to see what the raw can do. Needless to say, the raw photos grade beautifully... I was able to pull out plenty of detail.

Just received mine late this afternoon. The quality is awesome. Definitely a step up in terms of resolution and sharpness. Man, that 1 second limit just kills you, though. I can definitely see some cool things coming from this, however. I now have a new tool in my kit if I want to do something sharp, fast, and epic looking. I might post some stuff later on. For $220, it was a total steal.
 
Also... as I've learned today... 4K closeups means WEAR MAKEUP. :P

I agree with Tony, this method helps teach.
 
You get 1.25 seconds per shot (based on 24fps playback).  You only have 1 second to film each shot, so shoot carefully. haha.  Piecing together even the making of the latte required a good bit of thought and planning.  If I miss the final pouring of the milk, then the barista is going to have to make another latte just so I can get the shot again.   Shooting like this with the V1 like this can only improve your skill.  I like it because it makes me be more focused on what exactly I want to capture.  Instead of just pushing record, filming for a few minutes, and then pulling out the 2 second clip I need.  
Its almost like when some all digital photographers want to learn to shoot film.  It makes them slow down and focus more on composition instead of rapid firing.  You don't want to waste the film.  You want to make it count.  With the V1 shooting 4K Raw, you want to make that 1.25 second shot count.  
 
Its experimentation.  It should be fun.  It should be creative.  So let the creativity flow!

This is the perfect no budget music video tool, with 1 second shots you can be like the pros and their 1 second/shot editing shooting style :)
 
Just take a look at any big stars music video and count the shots and seconds.
There usually is a longer intro but when the song gets going its all 1 second cuts.
 
http://youtu.be/uelHwf8o7_U
 
This camera FORCES you to shoot more shots and get more setups for the final edit, and that is a WONDERFUL thing!