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I'm wondering if Apple is planning on implementing an eject function in the future.  If you have the keyboard and hold down the command button, you see all the shortcuts, there is one for eject, but it does nothing at the moment.

I've had issues with drives early on in the iPad OS beta but nothing since then, I just unplug the drives BTW.

1 hour ago, webrunner5 said:

Mine locked up when we were doing multitasking and some goofy looking little widow appeared. Would not reset, couldn't shut it down, and well.. you can't pull the battery so we had to leave it running all night to run the battery down. Turned it back on in the morning, seems perfectly fine now?? Interesting to say the least. But I am running the Beta OS version. A bug for sure.

I think the same thing happened to me.  Apps would still work, but I couldn't go to the home screen or close the apps that were on the screen, the buttons did nothing.  Not sure what iPad you have but on the 2018 pro, you can push volume up, then volume down then hold the power button for about 5-10 seconds and it will reboot itself.

I can confirm this works on the LX10 as well.

I just spent the last two weeks in Costa Rica with the family and put together a video of the trip.  Almost all of the footage was filmed in 4k/Cinelike D with my GX85 and 14-150 II.  There are a few GoPro shots (scuba, zipline) and a few shots during a night hike with the 45 1.8, also my wife had a zs100 I used for some monkey shots (also using Cinelike D).  Due to my old under spec'd MacBook air, I could only export 10mbps. There are blown highlights and crushed blacks but I'm very impressed in what this camera can do.   Coming from a 5DII I can see a huge difference in quality.  There was a lot of rain so I had a ziplock bag and elastic band to create some weather resistance.

https://vimeo.com/231261700

41 minutes ago, nac said:

Guys thanks very much for work the put into this hack.

I had already done the Gx85 25p to 30p hack to get smoother panning. And now this CinelikeD hack. All working great together.

What would be nice is 1/3 iso steps in movie mode!

There is a way to get 1/3 stop ISO in movie mode, I have it on mine and I remember setting it up... I can't for the life of me find that setting to turn it on.  Maybe somebody else knows.  But it's possible.

Here is a quick (unscientific) test of the GX85 vs ZS100 with the Cinelike D profile applied.  Maybe somebody with more experience than me can tell me if it's working on the ZS100.  It's close enough for me but I'm by no means experienced in this.

GX85 on the left ZS100 on the right.  Second half of the video has the Noam Kroll Cinelike D LUT applied.

GX85 (17 1.8): 0,-5,-2,-5
ZS100 (at 41mm): -3,-5,-2,-5

ZS100 showed a little more contrast so I dialled it down to -3 and seems pretty close.  I used AWB which may be responsible for the red cast outside on the ZS100.

Settings were 4k30, F4, ISO200 (ISO400 inside) Aperture priority (default exposure)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoASMZ_RkmE

8 minutes ago, jonpais said:

Share? Anyway, I can't find the link here, but here's my comparison. If anything, it looks like you'd want to give less exposure in Natural or Standard to save the highlights, Cinelike D can obviously benefit from even more exposure.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/jonpais.wordpress.com/2017/05/25/shouldnt-you-be-shooting-cinelike-d/amp/

I have a comparison video at home, I'll upload it once I get a chance.

30 minutes ago, BTM_Pix said:

Just been asked to leave John Lewis midway through hacking their LX15.

Was able to handshake it and fake the connection but they pounced as I was about to hit Deploy!

I'd already set the alarm off doing their GX800. Status on that was that it took the Deploy command without error but called up the Standard profile.However, the lighting in their was so poor and I had to be so quick that I wasn't able to do full compares to the real Standard profile to see if it was actually Cinelike D. 

So file that one under potentially possibly maybe until I have another opportunity. 

I'm intrigued by getting it on to their small cameras, particularly the travel zoom ones.

I mentioned earlier in the thread that I was able to apply Cinelike D to my zs100 and it appears to be working, it's very close to my GX85 although not 100%, maybe due to the smaller sensor.

I just tried this on my zs100 and it appears to work as well.  I can't confirm 100% but the profile appears more flat than the flat settings I was using.  I can also confirm that the latest GX85 firmware update works fine with this.  

One thing to mention, if you have your camera in C1, C2, C3 setting when you apply this, it will only apply the profile to that C setting and leave all other settings as is.