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I would be surprised if the Alexa wasn't at least 14 tbh! I've used the Alexa mini, alongside the Ursa 4.6k and it definitely has better highlight rolloff and less shadow noise!
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Just now, thebrothersthre3 said:
Yeah, as I suspected. Their numbers are lower then most companies claim. So 11.2 stops seems really low on the XT3 but when they are rating the FS7 and Ursa Mini at under 13 stops, that changes it.
And that's why I doubt Z cams claimed 15 stops; usable stops is what matters!
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https://***URL not allowed***/blackmagic-raw-dynamic-range-on-the-ursa-mini-pro-4-6-tested/
Compared against Pocket 4k, FS7 and XT3!
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13 minutes ago, webrunner5 said:
Looks like no Waveform, RGB Parade, or Zebras. Hmm.
I believe the camera can do waveform and zebras?
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16 minutes ago, IronFilm said:
Wow! That does make the camera even more interesting
Looked up the link for the curious:
https://suikui.myshopify.com/collections/monitor-on-camera-field/products/lh5-hdr-5-1500nit-4k-signal-support-touch-screen-1920-x-1080-hdmi-on-camera-monitor-with-hdr
Supports 3D LUTs, ones you can upload yourself? If so I'll be tempted to buy this monitor myself.they also have a 7 inch sdi version for $329, amazing!
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Looks like Proud Mary was also shot with Sony Mirrorless Hyrbids...
https://***URL removed***/forums/thread/4244539
Like The Possession of Hannah Grace , it is a SONY pictures film.
https://www.newsshooter.com/2018/12/05/the-possession-of-hannah-grace-a-feature-film-shot-entirely-on-the-sony-a7sii/ (Credit to @Kisaha)
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15 minutes ago, androidlad said:
With Quad Bayer HDR, it's possible.
Cheers! They've stated on their on FB page that it's in normal mode and not WDR, guess we'll have to wait and see!
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1 hour ago, androidlad said:
P4K/TERRA 4K/E2: IMX294CJK
GH5S: IMX299
WDR mode is a multi-exposure blend, similar to RED's HDRx.
Is the IMX294CJK capable of 15 stops of DR?
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18 minutes ago, BTM_Pix said:
To be fair you can run the Pocket4K off NPF970s as well with the £10 small rig plate and the DC cable so you can knock off a big saving with those 2 PowerEdge batteries in that cost comparison.
yep! Or the tilta npf base plate for around £100!
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WDR test, looks decent!
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I do like what they're doing and they seem to update the firmware very often which is a good sign... 15 'usable' stops would be impressive, but I have my doubts.
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MonoPod usage
In: Cameras
Forgot to mention ifootage, their cobra 2 looks decent! Anyone used it?
I've used the sirui 204 along with a manfroto head...would recommend sirui over manfrotto all day in terms of tripod/monopod legs!
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3 minutes ago, Vintage Jimothy said:
That is some truly gorgeous footage! And apparently he shot that all with a Lumix 12-35mm f2.8?
Yep, pretty awesome really!
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MonoPod usage
In: Cameras
Monopod and fluid head work fine together, as long as the rig isn't ridiculously heavy and you don't expect it to be a perfect tripod replacement... Some of them can double as a hi hat which is a nice bonus!
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Some nice stuff from Lewis McGregor
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MonoPod usage
In: Cameras
What about Sirui? They make some quality stuff!
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Interesting!
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8 minutes ago, androidlad said:
This is the best all around monitor:
https://***URL not allowed***/swit-cm55-affordable-lutenabled-55-monitor/
Grabbed it on cyber monday sale for only 189EUR and free shipping!
What's the latency like? Are you using it with the xt3? Looks really good!
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10 minutes ago, zerocool22 said:
What connector do I need for hooking it up to DTAP?
something like this I believe? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Alvins-Cables-Anton-Coiled-Monitors/dp/B07DS7FJGD/ref=sr_1_9?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1543671845&sr=1-9&keywords=dtap+power+cable
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11 minutes ago, zerocool22 said:
Meh no SDI.
This Feelworld 279s does seem interesting. Is it possible to power it from DTAP as I would like to power it from a Vlock battery??
It's kinda, SDI or LUTS at the price point haha!
I guess it should be fine? Assuming the dtap is regulated?
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29 minutes ago, webrunner5 said:
You can buy a used FS5 for 2500 bucks or less now. Why would you rent one? They are as cheap as a new EOS-R. Someone on here found one for me for 2200 bucks a week ago.
Not everyone wants to buy? The c300 can be bought for less than £2k but that's still for rent? Ah well lol.
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3 hours ago, webrunner5 said:
This is a listing of all the cameras they rent, it is just one of the rental houses I go to often that are the same. They don't list Varicams, and don't have one in house. They are just not popular in this area. So I am not making this shit up like you imply. So maybe where you live they sell or rent like hotcakes. But not in this part of the Midwest. And they shoot a surprisingly amount of Movies, B footage here in the Cincinnati area. It is cheaper to do it here for one reason.
Tbf they don't have the FS5 listed either?
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11 minutes ago, maxmizer said:
No I'm saying that most of the old cinema lenses (randomly 85%) in possession of the PRO are s35 ... the LF sensor is for those who fall back on cheap lenses derived from photography, and only marginally to the new FF cinema that are expensive .
From your previous question: Sony FS5 / FS7 / F5 - Varicam LT- All Blackmagic- Canon C100-200-300 ... all have lower or equal costs (varicam LT).Well those cameras line up with the mavo, not the lf. I said large format. (Equivalent of 35mm or larger). So all those cameras you mentioned failed to meet that criteria. if you want to buy a great super35 camera there are many excellent options. But if you want to venture into the large format realm, the mavo lf is much more obtainable than competitors large format cameras.
You seem to have missed my reason for bringing the cost into play. The Mavo/Mavo lf will likely have quirks, but the at the price there is nothing that can match it spec wise (Lf) with the same size sensor.
I personally find the colours from this Mavo Lf footage to be much more pleasing than the venice footage you posted.
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2018: is it wise buying a camera without HLG / HDR support?
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Some TVs can actually produce up to 4000 nits btw! (Dolby Vision, HDR 10)...
I think Dolby Vision can actually do near 10000 but it seems like overkill!