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  1. https://photorumors.com/2019/07/19/here-is-a-4k-20mp-mirrorless-mft-interchangeable-lens-camera-with-12-40mm-lens-for-150/

    The YI M1 mirrorless MFT camera with 12-40mm lens is now on sale for $150 (the original price was $499). The technical specs are:

    20MP Micro Four Thirds CMOS Sony IMX269 sensor

    3-inch LCD touchscreen

    5fps

    ISO range: 100 - 25.600

    4k/30P video

    Wi-Fi, Bluetooth built-in

     

  2. 2 hours ago, Andrew Reid said:

    Oh and while on the subject... Does Adobe Premiere edit ADOBE Cinema DNG yet? Or was that a bit beyond those geniuses as well?

    I believe they are just going from one profit party to the next, they could care less...

  3. 5 hours ago, heart0less said:

    It's kinda sad..

    In the first question I answered that: no, I do not create video content for a living, nor do I plan to.

    And - voila, I was thanked for taking the survey. 

    ?

     

    Me too, I only do this for a hobby, shrug...

  4. As a long time stills photographer, and as I never sell gear, but seem to collect it, I have a huge inventory of film, bodies, lenses, accessories, of many differing formats.
    I wished more film was produced.  Kodak pissed me off with their mis-managed disaster.
    I really miss film.
    Film can still be produced profitably, I think Ilford still makes prepaid yearly runs of ULF, I don't know why this can't be applied to any other format/type.

  5. Just wondering if I am limiting my taking lens.

    I have been using the Minolta Rokkor 58/1.2 as a taking lens.

    Wondering if my Minolta Rokkor 50/1.4 would be just as good?

    I recently just purchased a beautiful Canon 50/0.95 RF modded for Leica M mount.

    I thought there is an fstop for any lens, I remember my old 4x5 Sinar F2 system lenses, there is a mathematical formula, holding the lens to strong light, and displaying on paper for focus, measuring the length, then the lens diameters, etc., etc, etc. 

    I've done this before, I will have to find this old information and post it.

  6. So, if I want a remote controlled focus, zoom, pan, tilt, rotate, video recorder, wouldn't I be better off with some kind of camcorder instead of a DSLR?

    I currently have a GH5.

    I have no clue as to what to look for in camcorders, as I've never followed those devices...

  7. 3 hours ago, Kisaha said:

    I can not import MOV files from JVC LS300 and GH5 cameras. Why is that? Everything is perfect with my NX cameras..I wanted to try my first major project on Resolve, but I have this stupid issue..

    Also the recent beta seems more buggy than the previous one..not a good start..

    I thought this was something to do differing of the FREE vs STUDIO versions?

    Don't know how that would relate to the beta versions...

  8. You can also use HLG without a LUT, which I do.

    As I have never use Vlog, I can't say how hard or easier it is to grade, etc.

    Though, I have no problems using it Resolve.

    Captured from another forum:

    "Yes, HLG is available with 6K anamorphic mode.
    In another note, besides Paul's excellent HLG LUT, you can also use HLG natively with Resolve 14 for Rec 709 delivery:
    - In Project Settings, under Color Management, Change to Davinci Color Managed
    - Under Color Management select:
    -- Rec 2020 HLG ARIB STD-B67 for Input Color Space
    -- Rec 2020 HLG ARIB STD-B67 for Timeline Color Space
    -- Rec 709 HLG ARIB STD-B67 for Output Color Space
    In this way I am getting quite similar results - I haven't compared color accuracy, etc, but in general both look georgeous.
    Paul's LUT has the advantage that it can be used when the project is not color managed in this way, so you can mix and match footage"

     

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