Kubrickian

There's something about the motion cadence with the X-H2S that doesn't sit right with me. I'm guessing this example is at 1/48th shutter because I've seen similar results in other videos. You could always use some filtration to kill the over sharpened look, but I'm not sure there's a way to come back from this.

People from the marketing departments of these companies must read these threads and start furiously pleasuring themselves.

I can't take advice from anyone with the broccoli haircut

Have you tried it recently with a different camera? I had that lav mic and it quickly died one day. I would also try without the xlr adapter. Just go straight into the 3.5mm input on the body.

I would recommend doing some research outside this forum then. I find these prosumer cameras all have essentially the same ‘thin’ image. Maybe it’s because they’re all using that Sony sensor?

There’s always a discrepancy between premiere renders and how Macs display them. The gamma will be lifted. It’s an apple / adobe disconnect. I don’t expect it ever to be fixed tbh

If a video camera has even a small chance of overheating, it shouldn’t be used in a professional environment. At a certain point one has to stop making compromises and accept the kind of work that needs to be done.

How about a Tascam DR10 https://tascam.com/us/product/dr-10l/top

This was a good reminder for me on why I shouldn't be so dependent on IBIS. These are systems designed for still photography.

This guy does some great grading on VLOG.

A very majestic score for the lion shagging.

If I keep arguing about camera specs, I'll never have to create something memorable

Check the high-speed and f-log / picture style to card / HDMI settings.

I really want them to update the X70. A Ricoh GRIII competitor. My most-used camera by far these past few years.

Succession on HBO. Shot on film

Does anyone know if it will work with EF-S lenses?

There's other T3 drives with those speeds. I think it's a way faster bus than USB 3.1 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1431353-REG/samsung_mu_pb1t0b_am_1tb_x5_portable_ssd.html

If your MacBook supports thunderbolt 3, take a look at those instead of USB 3.1 drives. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1456989-REG/glyph_technologies_a1000pro_glyph_atom_pro_1tb.html

I notice viewing any h264 export from Premiere in Quicktime player on a mac results in lifted gamma. In VLC it looks fine. Adobe, camera manufacturers, and Apple need to get together and sort this out.

The floaty image-stabilized look has come to define this level of filmmaking. I would like to build out a proper shoulder rig with some weight to get a higher-production value look with unstabilized primes and the x-t3.

Would you guys say this dude is grading the HLG incorrectly? Is he interpreting the color space the right way in Premiere?

The touchscreen seems way more responsive in 3.0. If you want to use Movie Silent Mode you're kind of forced into it so that's a big plus.

I like a lot of his choices here to set up the camera UI for video shooting.

Could we see some examples with skin tones?

These angelbird SD cards look like a great deal for the X-T3 considering the speed. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1452853-REG/angelbird_mp_xt3_128sdv60x2_match_pack_for_fujifilm.html