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BrunoCH reacted to a post in a topic: Fuji X-H2S
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Yes I mean the Film look LUT from Resolve (stock emulation). I don't use the FUJI LUTs to delog the Flog, I prefer color management.
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About the chroma smoothing issue, my only problem with the XT4, was that at a certain distance, on a face, the teeth and the white of the eyes tend to take the color of the skin, as Attila Bakos showed on his example with the red bricks joint. With the XH2S in ProRes HQ, it looks much better. And the Flog2 is absolutely amazing. Currently Flog2 isn't in Resolve so I'm using a CST with Gamut : REC 2020 and Gamma : ArriLogC (because the gamma curve of ArriLog C and Flog2 is almost identical, but not the color space) I had tried to tinker with a node in Resolve that acts only on the red channel to fix the chroma smoothing issue but no really interesting result.
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It's possible that the noise is like dithering. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dither
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Attila Bakos reacted to a post in a topic: Fuji X-H2S
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BrunoCH reacted to a post in a topic: Fuji X-H2S
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Yes for 4K the bitrate are very similar (I am around 780Mbps for ProRes HQ in 4KDCI) But for 6,2K I have a bitrate of around 2300 Mbps with ProRes HQ. This is really different from the 720 Mbps of H265 (Angelbirds SE 512GB cards are very good at a reasonable price, I got some around 180 euros) https://www.angelbird.com/prod/av-pro-cfexpress-se-type-b-2919/?category=238
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Thank you for this test. I would have preferred to see ProRes HQ instead of H265. Did you delog the Flog2 with Fuji LUTs ?
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Some test rushes. 3s trim copy of original media. ProRes HQ; Flog2 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1boq6yfg8TDli4c84tcyyfgUlny40fiEL?usp=share_link
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IronFilm reacted to a post in a topic: Fuji X-H2 dead in 2021
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I don't know. For my short fiction work, now I don't think I'll ever go over the threshold of overheating. I'm very happy with this update.
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newfoundmass reacted to a post in a topic: Fuji X-H2 dead in 2021
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Do you know on the XT4 with the latest firmware update, you can choose the threshold of the overheating auto-off protection? It is now possible to record at least 40 minutes ; 4K 60p H265 10bit. Watch this video at 2'50 and 4'01mn
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One last thing for the XT4. With the latest firmware update, it is possible to choose a high threshold for AUTO POWER OFF TEMP. This seems to allow long recording time.
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Exposure compensation is set to 0?
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DR400 limits ISO to 640 too.
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Jay60p reacted to a post in a topic: Fuji X-T3 and X-T4 discussion
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You can read this, on this page https://www.doc-diy.net/photo/remote_pinout/ Fuji (Fujifilm) Fuji has currently three types of wired shutter release connectors. 2.5mm Jack Plug Some of the Fujis have the standard 2.5mm jack socket to connect the microphone. This socket also serves as a shutter release socket. The wiring is compatible with Canon and Pentax (see above) and cheap remotes designed for these brands can be used. So the fuji remote control works like the RS60-E3 cannon remote control. And you can read this on this page http://www.camerahacker.com/RS60-E3_pin-out/pin-out.php When the button on the remote control is pushed half way, contact section 1 and 2 are shorted together, causing the camera to focus. When the button on the remote control is pushed all the way, all three contact sections are shorted together, causing the camera shutter to be released. Pin 1 is actually the ground connector. Therefore, it's pin 1 and pin 3 that causes the camera to trigger. 1 - ground 2 - focus 3 - shutter When you build your own camera interface, you can split the auto-focus and shutter release function by using two switches or use two independent circuits. Now I think I have everything I need. I will try to build my trigger button this weekend. I will use wire 1 and 3 on the momentary button and hide and protect wire 2.