Snowbro

I agree. He just likes to go around and talk crap on everything with a closed mind. Some people like controversy, which he has a right to do, I just call him out on some things he makes up on the spot. Andrew was getting close to banning him in another thread I believe this month for it. I dont really care that much, I think he adds some excitement to a camera forum of all places ?

Yeah, I agree. Let's go to the part where you say sony renders greens in a superior way (contradicting the video you screenshotted and ignore the fact that the sony image in the screen is highly altered with andrews profile, not stock). I post a screenshot disproving that and you get quiet on the greens. That is the kind of stuff he posts. Advertising footage he films of teenage girls in southeast asia while giggling. No one wants that here, just stop jon.

Ill go find your post jon, hold on a second. Why would you say such creepy things at your age on a public forum, in that area of the world? That boggles my mind. It insinuates a bad picture in peoples mind. I am sure you don't do anything illegal, but stop saying crap like that. Seriously, it is disturbing.

I already knew you had poor reading comprehension, but I should have known. That one is on me. You seem like you would be much happier staying in your sony/fuji forums. The only thing you do here is cry and provide false information. Oh yeah, and solicit videos of minors in vietnam while saying "hehehe".

The a7siii is supposedly going to have their newest color science. It will kill everything on the market if it has internal 10 bit and 4k 60

I like high resolution, but with good highlight roll off. If sony released their venice in the a7iii I would buy it. I just want them to lower in camera sharpening more. It reminds me of the P4P vs the high end Inspire 2 cameras, you can always add sharpening in post, but its harder to take away.

The 6d ii is crippled beyond imagination in 1080p. Everyone knows this, the codec is horrible for starters.

Looks like my cell phone

That screen grab is with the eoshd color profile applied. Earlier in the video with the car in shot & green behind, they mention how much worse the sony looks in that area stock. I still think sony has too much digital sharpening even when turned all the way down, it reminds me of cell phone footage. Here are your sony green colors straight out of the camera at 5pm jon. I can upload the raw somewhere if you think I changed it. Who doesn't love fluorescent greens? That seems highly accurate, I somehow missed it when I was there in person. Btw, you can see in the shadows what color the grass/leaves actually are, assuming the exposure is raised. Go ahead and color correct that without if falling apart in motion with 8-bit.

A7iii

I dont think we will ever see it out of stock

@Andrew Reid is the eos r 1080 footage softer than the 1dx ii?

I am convinced that Canons HQ is actually in a desert somewhere for how much they sandbag

Gordon said in the comments that there is bad rolling shutter in the 1080p mode. Didn't see that one coming.

Yeah, I wonder what it converts it to when you upload a 10 bit prores. I cant see them making it h.265

But you are still talking over a billion colors vs 16 million. Just because it was initially 10 bit, doesnt mean those colors can be there when it is taken down to 8 bit. I saw much more banding & colors breaking apart when I encoded a 10 bit video to 8 bit with a lut & just more banding without a lut. There has to be a way to still keep the benefits of the 10 bit without resorting to long h.265 encoding times or uploading a monster sized prores/DNx file to YT.

So when people were talking about banding on x-t3 footage, I bet it was because the clips on youtube were encoded as h.264. Correct me if I am wrong, but if you have 10-bit h.265, color grade it, then export in h.264 I would think you can have your footage fall apart with certain grades since h.264 is 8-bit (At least in PP CC) I have a top spec PC & it still takes too long imo to export h.265 with a higher quality setting. I know you can export in ProRes or Dnx, but that would take ages to upload to youtube. What is the best method to encode a 10 bit project to share without it falling apart in h.264? Seems pointless to have a 10 bit camera if you export in h.264?

I held off on buying the drone because I also saw images that were way too soft. I tested today with 4k 23.976p h.265 10 bit. These are two screenshots, one with sharpening at 0 and the other with +1 (f/4). Might have been mentioned in this thread, but +1 sharpening gets rid of their in camera noise reduction. (screens are from an h.264 export with curve adjustment) I found the image to be acceptable with the right settings. 0 Sharpening +1 Sharpening

I will look into it more and test it out. Thanks

I haven't tried the highlight tone priority, I remember reading something about it and I thought the consensus was to leave it off? I thought there was a compromise of some sort when using it. I can't remember haha.

I initially tested the Cinestyle picture profile when I got my 1dx and I had mixed results. I found a flat faithful profile better for what I wanted to do, but in this test I liked cinestyle more. I noticed something odd from an old LUT I created in lightroom; the skin looks like it is falling apart (more so on cinestyle). I am assuming this is probably from a slight luminance boost to orange/yellow? I assume it wouldn't have this issue if the camera had 10-bit? No noise reduction applied and it was about an hour after sunset, so quite dark. I honestly didn't think the Cinestyle was too bad, I do wish I had true log though. I have tried Marvels and found it too yellow for my taste. I will eventually try the James Miller LOG simulation (Andrew helped on this profile?).

Supposedly there will be 2 new M bodies in 2019, rumored to finally have 4k dpaf. It will be more expensive than an M50 though, money will probably best be spent somewhere else.

It's nice when you are on a gimbal & have a fast lens. I also have never had it fail me or look bad doing an interview. If I had a crew, I would do MF more.

I dont have a problem with it being a little slower, I just want it to be smooth & look like it was done manually. I think they can accomplish that through firmware, but I might be wrong.

Did you guys see the Devin Graham in depth review on the eos r vs.1dx ii, pertaining to focusing? He did a demonstration & it proved to be quite a bit worse. I hope they can improve it through firmware, but I will probably just wait for their next body aimed at pros.