zerocool22

I specifically said "I wont use it for vlogging "... I thought the same as you a couple of years ago. I dont need ibis, I dont need AF, I dont need a flipoutscreen. And for most of my stuff I dont need it. But I learned, it sure comes in handy. I learned workflow is key, every minute you can shave off is a win. And these options(that are becoming standard for most mirrorless camera's) provide exactly that. Creating a nice image isnt that hard, getting multiple nice images in a small time window is a different story.

They have fixed a lot of problems of the pocket with this one. Allthough I wish it had the following - Full frame sensor - IBIS - Screen that can turn sideways as well, so you can vlog with it(I wont use it for vlogging but I do find it nice for light setups where I use myself as the test subject to see/adjust lights on the fly.) - CAF for the exact reason above (selfie vlog), Its hard to judge stuff in post when your focus is a bit off, and its hard to focus on yourself without an external screen.

Each brand has their own special cripple hammer...

At least it works. Hopefully sigma or panny will release a firmware update to enable this.

What about AFC with metabones?

Does continuous autofocus work on the A7S III with EF lenses? (have no desire to buy E or L lenses ever)

Yeah wondering that as well, this would eat the A7S iii for lunch I guess, the price is even similar... So there must be a catch, as Sony will not cannabalise the A7S III.

Even looks like it has a flash hotshoe? This might be a very great camera if the price isnt 6k...

yeah this is it, I threw on my panasonic 85mm 1.8 and it sorta works (slowly). So this kinda sucks. Is the same problem present when using EF lenses on A7S III or R5?

I just downloaded the S5 filmconvert nitrate camera package, and tried to apply this to see if that looks nice. But that doesnt look great either. Does the S5 filmconvert package look nice on anybody's footage?

I am using the sigma mc-21 EF adapter, and a canon EF 50mm 1.2 @2.8 the dial is set to movie, the AF switch is set to C. (I tried the AF settings from tracking, 251 points, human detection) and I see the outlines of the objects I want to continous autofocus to, but the camera doesnt try to focus on these point, only when I press the shutterbutton(or halfway). How can I make it follow my face the entire time? Thanks

Does anybody know how to set up lcd screen so it shows the WB setting on the LCD screen, I always need to press Q, before I can change it or view what its at?

Any video's yet?

Yes I can correct it even with lift gamma gain, but it takes time. I figured V-log is quite popular the conversion should be fast and easy (as every minute counts). But def takes longer then bmlog, so workflow its a minus for me.

Would love to see the footage!

I hope canon will finally release a firmware update to fix the r5..

If your workflow is not limited with the R5's limitations, go with the R5. I hate dragging 2 camera's along. Otherwise the pocket 6K has some major advantages over the R5 (codec, cfast, unlimited recording, no overheating...)

Thanks, its still giving me red tones though. Actually it looks reallly really similar to the color space transform look.

I just upgraded to 17 yesterday, could you post a printscreen of your settings as I dont seem to be able to get it working properly?

any good groups?

Well that is sad news, I played around with other cameras gamuts, and the alexa one is quite nice toned down, but this is a major flaw for panasonic cameras...

Hello, I shot some clips with V-log on the S5. But when I apply a color space transform in Resolve the image and skintones turn really red. So that cant be correct. What am I doing wrong? (Skintones were lit with 5600 light with custom wb, before the colour space transform the colours look normal) Input color space: Panasonic V-Gamut Input Gamma: Panasonic V-log Output Color Space: Rec709 Output gamma: Rec709 Thanks,

Yes that is true, maybe we need to update the first post with every good piece of information, so users do not need to scroll through heaps of comments/pages?

Hello, All filmmaking forums I visit are directly related to gear or craft but none have anything to do with the business side of filmmaking. Are there good forums out there on this topic, or is it an idea to create a subforum for this here? - Finding jobs - Marketing - Keeping in touch with clients - Sales/price negotations/best way to approach clients - Accounting tips - Tax writeoff tricks - Dayrates - .... Offcourse it will be different per niche and parts of the world, but I think there will be a great overlap overall.

true even alexa mini's are HEAVY. So a easyrig is handy but for these smaller cinema camera's with photography lenses it is a overkill. It also limits your height while shooting or at least the ones I used (for shooting a low angle and high angle fast for event kinda shootings).