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48 minutes ago, DBounce said:
No, not at all, I meant to omit the reply altogether. Only the original post was of interest. While I do commend the filmmaker for creating the movie, it is no more relevant to this thread than shooting a movie on a Red.
To me it was. I´ve been a Panny fan for years. And GH4 filmmaking is an indicator what even greater can be done with an EVA.
It is always great to see GH4 footage in comparison with footage from a camera like EVA. The latter one clearly being the superiour camera. The former
one with the better filmmakers at hand still, such as producers like Zak. The remark about Red- I hundred percent agree with you though on that one.
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On 13.8.2017 at 8:04 AM, Zak Forsman said:
Yeah, no problem! This is a 30 second teaser. We're saving the actual trailer for much closer to the release date. This film was shot on a GH4, by the way.
Looking great. Exellent trailer! When will it be out? Is your film "Down and Dangerous" available for VOD?
Edit: Just checked, it´s on Itunes.
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Fun video, just had to watch two episodes from their channel. Down to earth and delightful presentation. The presenter comes across
a bit like Phillip Blooms older brother. I enjoyed just listening to the audio of this video. So, UMPro is good in low light indeed
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@sgreszcz, nice video and great effort. I think your audience must be very happy with your documentary.
One other thing, your mididoc about your grandpa was very beautifully done! In your BTS you write, you´ve been
using the EP5, but your BTS video shows the LX100 and the GX7, great cameras too of course. Just saying
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Punchy colors and vibrancy are not making things look like video, neither does deep focus. Taxi Driver most definately does not look like video.
I think your A7Sii color could benefit from EOSHD Pro. People are getting nice results with it.
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6 hours ago, Ben's EOSHD said:
Just in case people come to check out this thread. I think you should check out these videos where there was little to no correction done at all to the video. This is all pretty much sony a7sii in camera with no adjustments in post.
The color in your wedding and concert films is still on the video side of tones. I think EOSHD color would improve the color in your videos.
People are getting great results with it.
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7 hours ago, deezid said:
Already installed.
1080p60 All-I 200 Mbit 10 Bit will be my GoTo for slowmo from now on. The details and noise structure are insane considering it's only HD video. Especially after Nnedi3 upscaling. It basically looks like 4k. Am impressed.Seems like sharpening at -5 is completely disabled? Still searching for sharpening halos... That would be amazing!
That´s right. That´s what I´d go for. 200MBit is the right data rate for ALL I HD. What profile did you test the sharpening with? Would be awesome
to have a REC709/2020 profile without any sharpening.
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5 hours ago, Ben's EOSHD said:
Just in case people come to check out this thread as well. I think you should check out these videos where there was little to no correction done at all to the video. This is all pretty much sony a7sii in camera with no adjustments in post. Based off the devinsupertramp color profile. Still trying to tweak it to perfection.
Hallo Ben, I´ve just send you a PM. cheers
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Starting to look interesting now, the Sonys
B Cam to a GH5:)
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Short has been shot more than two weeks ago. Was a great shoot. Some awesome shots captured. Don´t wanna show too much yet, but best colors I ever shot with a Lumix cam.
Can really recommend the GH5. As I said before, I chose it over my GX85 for its battery life, ergonomy and
its awesome HD mode. Great cam already in 8bit in REC and HD. But cannot deny the REC709 highlight rolloff:) I send you a PM with screenshots soon. Don´t wanna spoil it on the
forum too much
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10 hours ago, mercer said:
Still plugging away on my film. And still could not be happier with ML Raw and the 5D3. I went out on Saturday to to do a couple pick up shots because my first attempt was a little noisier than I wanted and I wanted to get this scene before the water gets too cold. So I took out the Canon 35mm f2... what a lens.
Anyway here is a screengrab from the shoot and a test color grade after I processed the footage. I'm still hoping to test the 3.5K builds soon, but right now... for my needs... the 1080p is more than enough.
Hey Glenn, lookin massive! Framing, so it´s 35mm on full 5D sensor, would be a 17mm on full m43 then? Color is looking awesome.
The second frame with the LUT looks like a frame with a LUT though, which can be nice but to my eyes it does not match the quality
of this first frame. By the way, cool profile pic. I´ve been starting to take mine as a shot of myself lately
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On 18.9.2017 at 12:52 PM, Oliver Daniel said:
@Oliver Daniel great framing, as Kidzrevil already stated. Awesome angles and eye. Just wondering though, the stills in your original post look even much
better color wise than the moving images in your video. The gamma is different between the two on my screen. One looking like awesome hyperrealism, the other
just like nice looking color. Did you change the gamma?
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6 minutes ago, DBounce said:
1600 is my max, 95% of the time... 3200 in a pinch. Nothing higher though.
I second that.
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22 hours ago, TwoScoops said:
The music for the Amiga game (late 80s) Xenon II Megablast was almost the same as the AOP13 theme. I think they just changed it a bit here and there.
Haha, classic game, played in the late 90ies though. My favorite game is the all time classic. Awesomest platformer I ever played.
Okay, back to the OST. Thanks guys. No easy task it was but your answers helped me to decide for a rearrangement of the Suzuki track. A musician I know
is hopefully going to do it as a favor for a favor:)
23 hours ago, BTM_Pix said:By the way, I meant play them simultaneously.
Its not entirely clear in the first post I did!
The interaction between the two pieces when you let the first one play and skip around to random places in the second one makes it particularly unsettling!
very unsettling it is!:)
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Hallo Mark, that is a reasonable among other questions. High ISO in low light, shooting at 1600 Iso without any problems at all. I shot it at 8bit 420 HD, very gradeable footage and it´s an easy to grade camera. Shoot it at Natural profile with contrast at 0, noise reduction -5, sharpnes -5!!!, color -2.
HD is already very high resolving.
So the smallest mode of this camera is already delivering awesome and quick results. Try it out. If it don´t fit you after testing, bring it back to the store.
I´d say, it´s the perfect camera for your needs, the very best, durable, great battery life, quick results in REC709, IBIS, great color out of the box, if you
use White Balance. It´s a winner. No, I´m not working for Panasonic. I would love to though
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Scary as heck! Thanks a lot for suggesting! Your second 1 hour piece is especially dark and moody.
It is not royalty free I would assume- due to its nature of being a sampler. It doesnt state anything about it in its disclaimer about royalty free or common use license.
Very scary, scarier than our flick is gonna be. Any idea where to find something closer of the style of Suzukis piece though?
Maybe recomposing by a musician would be a fine approach. Thanks a lot for your effort and fine suggestion.
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22 hours ago, Thomas Hogben said:
Hi @PannySVHS , really interesting to hear you say you tested with the GX85 before hiring in a GH5 for your project.. i have a GX85, and keep holding back on buying the GH5 because i hear there isn't a major step up... especially once the GX85 has the flat profile downloaded on it..
Did you notice a major difference?
Hey Thomas, the GH5 is a serious movie making machine, unbelievably so, at that price! The GX85 is a super fun camera, with nice 4K and soso HD quality.
With the GH5 you get perfect HD, so no need to film in 4K for HD delivery from an image quality point. Battery life, Full HDMI, ergonomy, GH5 is superior in these regards.
EVF on it is nice. It´s not nice at all on the GX85. But the GX is one of the most fun cameras to have,
to hold in hand and to do smaller pieces of film with great image quality.
For serious filmmaking buy the GH5, for doing visual sketches without a filmcrew, the GX85 is good enough in my opinion, much better with a second battery:)
If it had twice as long battery life and G6 or G7 level HD quality I would not fancy a GH5. Or maybe I would, but less:)
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hey ed, gotta take off in a minute. the models are DP 1,2,3 Merrill, each with a different lens. yours has 4.5 or so counted megapixels, merrills line has 14 something.
Sigma likes to multiply them by 2 or three due to three layers of the sensor.
the gf1 is an old mft photocam. i love it for its desingn and size.
cheers
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Hey guys,
I am looking for royalty free music in the style of the John Carpenter and Keiichi Kuzuki, specifically in the style of Carpenters Precinct 13 and Kuzukis OST piece Gambling House
from Zatoichi. It´s for a shortfilm in the state of postprodcution. Thanks!
The piece by Keiichi Kuzuki would be perfect. Maybe someone can hook me up with him
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On 27.8.2017 at 10:53 PM, Ed_David said:
Yea I just got on ebay plustek opticfilm 7200. Higher resolution scan - don't know how it compares. But got a great deal on it.
The plustek has flimsy negative holders and handling. The Kodak is very robust, has been used by newspapers back then.
1 hour ago, Mattias Burling said:My point exactly.
One need the tool that suites once needs, not others.
For me its all about the image I end up with and the process dictates that way more than specs. I dont care about the LCD because I dont use it. So they could remove it completely for all I care
And at the end of the day image quality isn't even measurable either. It to is just a personal taste.
Specs does not and will never mean jack.Still think the DP Merrill cams are the best marriage of sensor and lens. Still got my GF1 for the combo of an optical viewfinder for estimated manual focusing.
Have not tried because of worries about screwing up. Meanwhile have shot so many crappy pictures with EVF. "The process dictates way more than specs", very well said.
- Ed_David and Mattias Burling
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Easy to manipulate or devide people on an online forum. Especially for AI, because it doesn´t know effort and never tires down.
The communicational structure of an internet forum is very vulnerable to AI or other intelligent efforts with doubtful conduct.
So watch out for who you are paying attention to. The best thing to do is to appreciate my beautiful comments
AI will be hard to impossible to be recognized as such. My intelligence is so massive, so that some consider me the superiour AI and
neuro network connected to all other networks in the most meaningful way. I am god of bots, I am BOTTOGOD.
Data Analysis did not make the original joke work well, but Borats follow up. So it´s a Not Nooot Joke.
The original not joke is the content which modern dataanalysis has been providing us with for decades.
People swallow it and laugh about it. AI pushed this to perfection, premanufactured, remanufactured/reproduced content.
Always see the originator to see the original intention behind all the talking.
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okay, good to know. Thanks. Now I´m really interested to see this footage on a HDR display. Maybe at Mediamarkt plugging an usb stick into a TV set.
Never done that before. Exiting:)
An adventure into the Panasonic GX85/80 begins - and a look at the Leica Nocticron for Micro Four Thirds
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The doc on your grandpa was very beautiful and very well done. Sorry for your loss. I was hoping your grandpa would live to be a 113 like his aunt. It is really great
to have a beautiful documentary like this of a loved one. Very well done!
Yeah, we camera lovers have a sharp eye and a soft heart for cameras:) LX200 with mic in and a mechanical focus ring and IBIS and pixel perfect HD up to 60fps with
at least 100mbit would be an instant buy for me:)