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Stunning article @Andrew Reid
Am glad you had opportunity do give direct feed back to Panasonic & ideas for upcoming firmware etc
As for V_Log thats something interesting  

For long-time GH1 to GH5 shooters like myself, loyal from the beginning, at a time everyone else was shooting Canon, the S1 is a milestone. I have a bit of an emotional attachment to it already, being the first Panasonic full frame camera. It is not my first L-mount camera though. I’ve been shooting with the Leica SL for a few years now and it is still the most clean, ergonomic, minimalist full frame mirrorless body. It cannot, however, match the sheer size of the feature-set on the £2000 Panasonic S1.
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i "stole" so many shots for my short i just made. the bus, a train, a public parking garage. if anyone has a problem with that... well...

What, in 12bit or 16-Bit R3D Raw?

Although...Aren't they marketing the FS7mkii as having better color science? Anyone here liking that?

Interesting. I am suddenly wondering how much is the maximum a camera photo/ image can be pushed in post. 

Loosing 'rights' every day,
Under cultural attack every day,
Being told I'm guilty of the worlds 'problems' every day,
Forced to paying taxes to fund all this propaganda,
Such is my life as a white male in our place of origin, Europe.
We're at the most technological amazing time, why do we let this get messed up?

A-HA!!! i knew it!!!
see youve got a keyboard, just listen to Kid A and then record some stuff
 

Awesome stuff! Looking forward to hear your impressions mate, unfortunately i haven't had enough time to play with mine but I love it so far! (just make sure you have enough batteries with you!) ?
ps. FilmConvert also just released the camera pack for the BBMPCC4K, result!

It would be cool if you could upload 16bit screengrab sample tifs instead of video files, it's much easier to download and to compare several files in PS. Thanks @Andrew Reid

Loosing 'rights' every day,
Under cultural attack every day,
Being told I'm guilty of the worlds 'problems' every day,
Forced to paying taxes to fund all this propaganda,
Such is my life as a white male in our place of origin, Europe.
We're at the most technological amazing time, why do we let this get messed up?

Cognitive Dissonance:
Person (A) recognises that an anti democratic bureaucratic multinational corporate controlled syndicate is trying to implement draconian laws that infringe on civil freedoms in the most blatant way possible, and is deeply unhappy about it.
Person (A) wants to remain part of that syndicate.

Loosing 'rights' every day,
Under cultural attack every day,
Being told I'm guilty of the worlds 'problems' every day,
Forced to paying taxes to fund all this propaganda,
Such is my life as a white male in our place of origin, Europe.
We're at the most technological amazing time, why do we let this get messed up?

Terrible.. When I was in the UK a few times over the last decade, it always felt like 1984. I'm am always shooting street photography everywhere I go, and it's the only place I've ever been stopped and questioned by the cops, and not once, but many times. Sad to see Europe following suit. 
Liberal governments are always trying to regulate the shit out of everything. Just leave us alone!

the Internets a big target for a lot of reasons. no doubt governments will or are looking for their slice of the pie and its no secret that governments need more money not to mention those corporations that whisper into their ears . unfortunately due to an lack of common sense and a lot of apathy  and a propensity for political correctness  most people collectively aren't much smarter than a herd of cows they are counting on the fact as proposed that it will create mass hysteria, everyone will have a hissy fit.it will get watered down  till everyones happy and eventually pass , but by then you will need to obtain a permit to stay within the laws and seeing not government does anything for free it gonnna cost you $$ .its just an additional revenue  stream some crazy smart person has come up with. film corporations already pay $$ to make movies in cities and popular spots and not so popular.why not get a slice of  the little guy  that does youtube or vimeo as well  ? i bet a bunch of of permits from the little guys would add up to a truck load of money.

Loosing 'rights' every day,
Under cultural attack every day,
Being told I'm guilty of the worlds 'problems' every day,
Forced to paying taxes to fund all this propaganda,
Such is my life as a white male in our place of origin, Europe.
We're at the most technological amazing time, why do we let this get messed up?

Loosing 'rights' every day,
Under cultural attack every day,
Being told I'm guilty of the worlds 'problems' every day,
Forced to paying taxes to fund all this propaganda,
Such is my life as a white male in our place of origin, Europe.
We're at the most technological amazing time, why do we let this get messed up?

Loosing 'rights' every day,
Under cultural attack every day,
Being told I'm guilty of the worlds 'problems' every day,
Forced to paying taxes to fund all this propaganda,
Such is my life as a white male in our place of origin, Europe.
We're at the most technological amazing time, why do we let this get messed up?

So, no more privately owned security cameras that can see public land?
I guess that's how you become invisible in the future - just cover yourself in brand content and be redacted from the official record!
 

It is all about censorship and control. I am in the US. It is definitely happening here. Some companies are banned from Youtube, Twitter, etc. The terms of use, by these companies are very vague. They define what they mean, but don't have to tell us. They just send an email. You broke the rules.  We've banned you. Hateful speech, nudity, unpopular views, copyright, right of privacy.  Now in Europe, they are adding the treat of lawsuits from the public, advertisers, property owners. Of course the result will be that the government has the right to view, censor and stop any content that they don't like. As a small business owner, I am scared of lawsuits. I have friends who have gone out of business because of nuisance lawsuits. Even if you are right and win (years later), the costs of attorneys, time spent and the worry  can drive you out of business.

My God.....The Brexit concept is starting to look pretty good today! There is nothing like having 100% controll over your own contries laws! That is precious in every way.

The upside of this might be, you are walking down the street and get filmed by a news crew. The footage gets shown on TV, you sue, and become an instant millionaire. Soccer matches anyone?

The upside of this might be, you are walking down the street and get filmed by a news crew. The footage gets shown on TV, you sue, and become an instant millionaire. Soccer matches anyone?

Ah the EU...no solution that they can't create a problem for. Never mind though, when it all goes to shit they'll find a way to blame the Russian bots.

If places like YouTube have to scan all our user-generated content for advertising billboards, it will be so arduous they will give up and become Netflix instead.
If I had to check every post and attachment on this forum for copyright, I'd simply close the forums!
It would be impossible.
That's the main danger here... That they are opening user generated stuff up to lawyers, making it risky to host it online anywhere at all.
YouTube's thoughts on this say:
"Article 13 as written threatens to shut down the ability of millions of people -- from creators like you to everyday users -- to upload content to platforms like YouTube. And it threatens to block users in the EU from viewing content that is already live on the channels of creators everywhere."

"This legislation poses a threat to both your livelihood and your ability to share your voice with the world. And, if implemented as proposed, Article 13 threatens hundreds of thousands of jobs, European creators, businesses, artists and everyone they employ."
"The proposal could force platforms, like YouTube, to allow only content from a small number of large companies. It would be too risky for platforms to host content from smaller original content creators, because the platforms would now be directly liable for that content."
https://youtube-creators.googleblog.com/2018/10/a-final-update-on-our-priorities-for.html
So in other words.. No more of this...
And certainly no more of this...
Myself and YouTube would be open to copyright claims from every single private premises filmed in that video of Berlin's streets.
Even if they continue to allow it, if they have to run everything past an automatic CONTENT ID FILTER, that scans for copyright images within the frame, there's an enormous chance of false positives or it being too draconian and strict. Vodafone advert on the street? Take-down. Poster for a film in a documentary? Blocked. And so on.
It's NUTS.