Matthew Capowski

It looks like there is an issue with some Ninja V's regardless of what media you use regarding skipping and RMA is the only option in this case:

HDMI RAW 5.8K 4:3 Anamorphic 23.98p, 25p, 29.97p* Only 29.97p requires the V+. 23.98 and 25p work on the V.

My existing SSD's were too slow to use with the Ninja V for 5.8K ProRes RAW. So I grabbed a Samsung 870 EVO which is rated very fast. Yet I'm still getting the Kangaroo (too slow SSD) icon pop up on the Ninja V when trying to record 5.8K ProRes RAW. Has anyone else tried the 870 EVO for this purpose? Same result? What drives are you guys using for the 5.8K ProRes RAW?

Much thanks. I will stick to the 0.64X then.

Can anyone confirm if the Metabones Nikon 0.58X M43 speed booster can be attached to the GH6 without causing any damage?

How do we detect or evaluate footage from a specific camera for chroma filtering/colour separation? What affordable camera is an example of good chroma filtering?

What issue does the gimbal being at the front create for you?

Your footage looks great. Thanks for sharing that. When you were panning, were you handheld, on a tripod, on a gimbal, or something else?

I haven't seen anywhere, does the GH6 have a super 16 crop mode, and if so, what are the resolutions and frame-rates available?

How are you able to get your Four Thirds lenses to work on the P4K? I have an Olympus Four Thirds 11-22mm F2.8-3.5 lens and a Chinese 43-m43 adapter. It works fine on my Panasonic bodies but the lens won't work on my Pocket 4K. What adapter are you using?

I would be curious to see the difference if you already have screen captures handy, thanks! X-T3, I wouldn't have guessed. It looked really good.

I was curious about the lens. This lens has a reputation as being high contrast. Any filters on it in this shot? What camera was this lens paired with? It looks good.

What lenses are you using now with the Pocket 6K and how do you like them?

I just tested my Olympus 11-22mm f/2.8-3.5 Zuiko four-thirds lens on the Pocket 4K. It has a cheap electronic adapter that works on the Panasonic micro-four-thirds cameras I have tried it on. However, I cannot focus this lens on the Pocket 4K. I can turn the focus ring but nothing happens. The adapter does not appear to work on the 4K. Has anyone had success with four-thirds lenses and electronic adapters on the Pocket 4K?

My camera arrived today (I ordered in July). However, I noticed that with lens that have optical image stabilization if I tilt the camera up the stabilization makes a very loud sound. This occurs with both the Panasonic 45mm F1.7 and the 12-60 F3.5. Tilting down or sideways or other directions doesn't cause this loud noise. Has anyone else encountered this or is my camera defective? It's louder than it sounds in the video: https://youtu.be/tonuubl5FaQ

Is there a 4K ENG camera that has good stabilization (in 4K), good low light, and good AF?

I saw it stated in several places that the sensor wasn't made by Sony but it appears that (and I) may be wrong: https://nikonrumors.com/2018/06/15/new-reports-indicate-that-the-nikon-d850-sensor-imx309aqj-is-made-by-sony.aspx/

Thanks for the reply. The sensor isn't made by Sony. I've seen a few D850 owners suggest that the dynamic range is lower than expected and around the level of the GH4. I've seen no objective measurements or definitive statements. I was hoping someone who has spent some time with this camera could comment.

What is the approximate maximum dynamic range of the D850 video? What existing camera is it comparable to dynamic range wise?

@jonpais Thanks for sharing the gimbal video. Did you just manually set the focus before shooting? @webrunner5 I saw Paul write in a post somewhere that the results are supposed to be darker (to preserve some aspect of the image) but the brightness can be pulled up in post.