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4 hours ago, Nezza said:

Canon arrogantly took people for granted and thought they could get away with it because they are 'Canon'. But this is not the year 2000. They have serious competition with Sony and smartphones are now photography for the masses.

Andrew and others have written how this is a problem with Japanese companies more broadly and their failure to adapt and keep an 84 year old CEO just for example. Canon is in serious trouble and in 5-10 years will not be the size they are now.

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24 minutes ago, Nezza said:

This is it. Only canboy's persist in coming up with increasingly comical 'workarounds' rather than admit it's a lemon.

Curious that they would have such brand loyalty when they've being royally screwed by Canon - but that's fanboys for you. Logic and reason left the building a long time ago!

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1 hour ago, cam1982 said:

They invested in workshops, seminars... Now?

Economies of scale killed them. Is there any brand to organize them today?

Yup, slimraw does the trick. Best tool for the gig.

On 12/7/2019 at 5:52 PM, makoto said:

 

Thank you for the advice!

I will test it immediately!

How have you found it?

Andromeda is epic.

I have always found Emanuel's selection fairly thoughtful.

Yeah, thunderbolt 3 is a fast highway...

This balance is not easy to achieve. Sad story.

14 hours ago, Jonesy Jones said:

The reason it gets used so much is simple. If you look at a color wheel orange and teal are complimentary, opposites. And opposite or complimentary colors create high contrast of color, which makes them pop, and adds intensity. Any set or pair of complimentary colors has this affect. 
 

Now the reason for orange and teal is because all human skin falls into the orange spectrum, making teal the complimentary. Also orange and blue is used a lot, think Avatar. Regardless of the fact that it is used  frequently, these are winning combinations. They pop and add contrast, and therefore intensity. You’ll see this in its extreme in movie posters. It just works. (Though I’m not saying we should always do this.)

By the way, the opposite of this is using affinity of color which is using colors from the same spectrum. Like orange on orange. You’ll see this a ton in fashion photography. Ignoring the skin tone, you’ll see red on red, green on green, white on white, and so on. It’s a very intentional use of color.

To the letter.

Every inch Joker's cinematographer Lawrence Sher said from that video posted by @Emanuel a couple of posts above...

True. Some users have little to none interest while engaged in. 12 bit into a totally new world's a tough desk. Post artisans qualify to understand the question. Hard to come back. Lovely videos, Emanuel.

7 hours ago, Emanuel said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_Picture_Patents_Company#Creation

Ironically, that's how Hollywood was born... Where Indie spirit rose up! : P

Useless battle at a certain point or degree, sooner or later, to just one side IMHO (gang, don't be party poopers! LOL : -)

Great point. Thank you bringing the information here. Possible to see a few struggle to find the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Of course, it isn't resolution. Low bitrate kills any need of resolution. So help 360 resolution. 8k is without question not bad. The higher bitrate the better.

Remember 8k is four times 4k

Equivalent to 50Mbps in the end

although H.265

Surprisingly good. Who could guess that a few time ago? ?

True words.

You see the differences only when resolution is needed. Period.

Anamorphic support?

If you want to change the world, start off by making your bed. 

“Make Your Bed”
by Admiral William H. McRaven

They're very strong on their marketing, this produces antibodies. Here they are.

Some guy came to earth and terrestrials decided to replace their God. The old Olympus has changed, is not worthy anymore. Yet never existed. Bad memory you ungrateful bunch of the same class of humans have.

Diversity of subjects...

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