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It's uncompressed 4-2-2 guys.
 
I'm finally getting it to work with the Blackmagic HyperDeck Shuttle and it grades amazingly. Noise grain is finer, there's obviously far less compression going on via HDMI. There's also about a stop more dynamic range and a more gentle roll off to the highlights. Amazing stuff.
 
If you get this camera, I recommend you shoot via an external recorder.
 
Now here's the proof... (blown up 200% in PS)...
 
http://www.eoshd.com/uploads/nikon-d5200-prores-vs-h264.png
 
More detail too - look at the thread on the outer ring of the Iscorama... Thread lines visible in the ProRes and smudged in the H.264 internal recording at 24Mbit.

Are there any Magic Lantern mods for the Canon GH2? If so what all does it allow the camera to do and at what resolution? How is the GH2 with recording audio? I am looking fora good starting DSLR camera for shooting short films and mabe some other projects. I keep hearing good things about how a hacked GH2 can compete with a 5D mark III and some say the GH2 even performs better with video? How true is this? Does the GH2 have a time limit on recordingvideo like the 5D mark II and III?
 
Thanks,
Paul Kepner

UPDATE: Full book now available - The EOSHD 5D Mark III Raw Shooter's Guide
 
Here's a quick and easy way to get raw recording setup on your 5D Mark III thanks to the recent Magic Lantern developments.

[url=http://www.eoshd.com/content/10352/easier-5d-mark-iii-raw-guide-in-4-steps]Read the full article here[/url]

Has anyone figured out a good way to remove video noise? I am not talking the removing grain, I mean the repetitive noise for example that the RX100 displays when shot at high ISO. In this case it comes out as blue splotches... I have tried neat video, but I can't seem to find good settings.
 
Any help would be appreciated...

Today I had an extensive testing of the Sennheiser MKE400 microphone with my Panasonic GH3. I tried it in different settings (Highering and lowering the audio gain in and outside the camera) but it came with a disappointing sssss noise. When I used the mic with my Zoom H1 it was still there but lesser.
 
Anybody knows what's causing this and got a solution? Thanx!
 

The new Mac Pro is the height of a bottle of wine, with the diameter of a small cookie jar. Cutting edge in terms of technology it's also a radical departure from the old models in terms of design and in my view it is going to be a huge success though I'm expecting a huge price tag.

[url=http://www.eoshd.com/content/10562/apple-reveal-new-4k-equipped-mac-pro-suitable-for-uncompressed-raw-editing-not-just-pro-but-genius]Read the full article here[/url]

To be noted :
 
On my post about Bayer and 4:2:2. All I wrote is valid in 1:1 Bayer resolution to final resolution, meaning a 1920x1080 Bayer for a 1080 final resolution.
 
If you have higher resolution Bayer this change. Ideally, a bayer sensor should double (or quadruple) the final resolution, eg. 3840x2160 for a 1080 video. From there, you could get a nice 4:4:4 (slighlty oversampled in the green.)

I think i like the look of the 50D better than the 5D. Looks really film like.

Yesterday I watched Dexter and he's a lot talking to himself. They use his voice in a slightly different audio mode to mimic that he's thinking. A cool tool to tell stories - but I'm breaking my head over the way this can be done. Anybody?

Just saw this on Vimeo. Had to share. Trying to wipe the grin of my face but it won't go off!
 
http://vimeo.com/67597507
 
Shot on Phantom Miro. I want one.
 

 
http://www.visionresearch.com/Products/High-Speed-Cameras/Phantom-Miro-M320S/