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Any news on HDMI out? Also, does anyone know if the GX85 can down convert it's 4K to 1080p for HDMI out like the gh4 can? And since you can record internally and externally with SD cards and HDMI out respectively, does the LCD stay on while outputting HDMI?

Olympus ibis is nice. As far as the dof... I assume he's shooting wide open with an ND filter and is getting close to his subject.

Yeah... Just stunningly beautiful. Not much else to say really.

Is the t2i your primary camera now? Am definitely looking forward to seeing what you can do with it.

Yeah that just might do. It's definitely small enough, and according to their website it has about a 10 foot throw at 6000 WB. Not bad... Thanks!!!

So, leaving sharpness at 0 and NR at -5 adds a subtle grain? Interesting... I wonder why it does that? Am looking forward to seeing your Natural results. Before I sold my G7, I was using natural with everything at -4 and also sometimes using a modified Prolost Natural... Basically Contrast at -5, Sharpness 0, NR 0 and Saturation -2 or -3... I'll have to test them with the GX85 one day.

What announcements are you waiting on... Because that 1dc was in capable hands.

Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not out to get you.

Nice. At first I thought you should have ended after the reveal, but the ending was worth it. You have a good perspective. Pretty good acting too. The girl is great, the guy... Ehh. Just kidding, good job!

Good read, thanks. For $360, I would have bought that yesterday. After watching some videos on Vimeo, I was half tempted to buy one for 900 the other week.

I hope so.

I spent a little time to catch up with this thread and have been pretty impressed with the results you guys have been getting with the GX85. It's interesting to see the different settings used and the different looks achieved. It seems like different flavors of Standard and Natural are the favorites. Does anyone have any with and without A3/G3 shots?

I just love how both movies have a random dance party scene.

Yeah right. It's almost as though Mr Breen is a little more thoughtful with his badness.

This one slipped past me as I just heard about it today.

Birdemic!!!

eos-m raw?

This looks great. The lighting, IQ, sound design, and acting are top notch. Good on you!!!

Thanks, I do remember hearing that, I just thought it looked really dark... But that's about right.

Quick question about C-Log, just to make sure my camera isn't faulty. At ISO 500, in c-log, the image is darker than ISO 500 in WideDR... Is that a normal byproduct of C-Log?

Let us know how you get along with it. After getting the camera, all I wanna do is talk about it... And obviously shoot with it.

The Exorcist really is the scariest movie I have ever seen. That movie in 1972 went places that would never even get an R rating today and that was nearly 50 years ago.

If you like your t2i and the canon colors, then I would stick with canon. Get a C100. If you like S-Log, you'll probably love C-Log.

I think the G7 had a filter that did it. And I'm pretty sure it worked in video. But don't quote me, I never tried it.

Yeah it is a great interview. I really enjoyed learning how he handled the tech and how he and his wife handled the transition to Hollywood and the Los Angeles lifestyle. Yeah, I love the simplicity of the short... it is merely circumstantial, but still tells a small story... I compare it to the the joke structure for short films... which I think Sandberg discusses in that interview... it's basically... Setup and Punchline. That short and this interview was one of the final nails in the coffin that got me to buy the BMMCC. For small, contained short films like Lights Out... they're great cameras. I wish I liked them better for larger scale projects.