TheBoogieKnight
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from SRV1981 in A1 footage. Anyone using one?
Still looking for a B (sometimes A) cam to my Panasonic S1s. Has anyone tested the A1 and compared its footage to the A7SIII or S1/S1H? I really don't want to spend that kind of money but if it's a step up from the SIII then I could probably be swayed (I do a lot of photography too so if I ponied up the extra for the A1 I could sell one of my S1 bodies). Love the image out of my S1s to be honest but want a body with great AF (and 4k 120 would be nice) to be used on a gimbal and the A1 (and 7SIII) seem to tick the required boxes.
Cheers
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from TomTheDP in A1 footage. Anyone using one?
What about the 4k? I realise people said it's less sharp but overall image compared to the SIII? Does it have an advantage in less aggressive NR etc.?
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from deezid in Firmware update turns Panasonic S1 into an S1H (albeit with record-time limit in demanding modes like 6K)
Is there anything stopping a company just adding compressed RAW recording into a battery grip.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from MrSMW in S5 vs A7S III - High ISO
Dual native gain is in all profiles but has different ISO point. Normal profiles are 100 and 640, HLG 400 and 2,500, Cine D2/V2 200 and 1250 and V-Log 640 and 4,000. On the S1H you can choose which circuit to use but the S1 switches automatically. If I get to the >2,000 range in V-Log I'll usually jump to 4,000.
I've shot in non-log profiles before in low-light but I've read that V-Log is best period (except on the S1 at 50/60p where it's currently only 8-bit).
I've shot with the 24-105 F4 in V-Log in not particularly bright room and been pretty happy with the performance.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Thpriest in Panasonic S5 User Experience
I think the question is do you need 4k/120, the amazing AF and access to a wider selection of lenses? Two Panasonic S1s here but I'm seriously thinking of adding an SIII just for those things. I don't think the image quality will necessarily be as good but probably not too far off. I love my S1s in pretty much every way (other than a lack of 3k/60 10-bit which is coming in an update).
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Mark Romero 2 in Canon EOS R5/R6 user experience
Some YT tests of the R5 and R6 found the maximum under CLOG was 11 usable stops. The S1 if I remember rightly using the same parameters was 12.7 stops so a massive difference. The R5 does have the advantage of RAW and while there's actually less stops of usable DR, with noise reduction you'll almost certainly get more than you can out of CLOG although I haven't seen any tests investigating how much more.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Walter H in Panasonic S1 V-LOG -- New image quality king of the hill
Careful if you're using 120FPS on the EVF. Something has been broken and now if you're near LCD/LED lighting it can fail to focus. Few people reporting it on other forums, confirmed on my S1 bodies
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Beritar in Panasonic S1 V-LOG -- New image quality king of the hill
Careful if you're using 120FPS on the EVF. Something has been broken and now if you're near LCD/LED lighting it can fail to focus. Few people reporting it on other forums, confirmed on my S1 bodies
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from MicahMahaffey in Panasonic S1 V-LOG -- New image quality king of the hill
I'm honestly stunned but what they're including. I really wanted the AF improvements (more for stills than anything else) and hope we might get 4k60/10bit but I never expected this. Even after all of the new camera announcements I'd still choose an S1.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from PannySVHS in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
Just a hunch but I think there's a decent chance that they'll include 10-bit 4k/60 in the next firmware. Remember you'll get 10-bit via HDMI too.
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TheBoogieKnight reacted to hyalinejim in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
It does but it's 4:2:0 not 4:2:2 in 4k 60.
Shouldn't be an issue for the contrasty profiles but there might be banding in V-Log if you push it hard.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Geoff CB in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
Agreed, the 30 minutes limits and micro HDMI are pretty bad cripples. There's also the weaker EVF and LCD screen and poorer IBIS to add into the equation (I've watched a few videos now and it definitely looks worse). It's definitely crippled quite a lot compared to the S1 although it adds loads of stuff too. I'm still impressed by the size of it and the price is more than reasonable (basically the same as I paid for my S1s).
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Emanuel in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
Still no punch-to-focus while recording. That sucks as people have asked for it for literally years. 😞
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from newfoundmass in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
It's more the fact his tests are the usual smoothly run/walk towards/away from camera and not real tests. Gerald Undone did one and it looks as bad as ever unfortunately:
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Geoff CB in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
It's more the fact his tests are the usual smoothly run/walk towards/away from camera and not real tests. Gerald Undone did one and it looks as bad as ever unfortunately:
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Geoff CB in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
Still no punch-to-focus while recording. That sucks as people have asked for it for literally years. 😞
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from hyalinejim in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
Still no punch-to-focus while recording. That sucks as people have asked for it for literally years. 😞
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Geoff CB in Panasonic S5 Entry Level Full Frame seems to be real...
30 minutes limit in almost every mode other than 8-bit? That's just horrible.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from OzNimbus in Canon EOS R5 overheated in my fridge! After just 60 JPEGs! (4 °C ambient)
Same and I'm gutted to say that as I had such high hopes for this one as my perfect hybrid. A7S III it is I guess. Even Thor's hammer couldn't inflict this level of cripplement.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Andrew Reid in EOSHD testing finds Canon EOS R5 overheating to be fake
SMART which is featured in all CFExpress cards as far as I know allows reporting of temperatures.
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Andrew Reid in I bought a Canon EOS R5 - potential overheating solutions
You really couldn't make this stuff up....
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from SteveV4D in I bought a Canon EOS R5 - potential overheating solutions
You really couldn't make this stuff up....
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from cam1982 in Canon EOS R5 / R6 overheating discussion all in one place
Thanks, was looking for this. I'm interested again!
What would happen if you put that speed booster on the R5? Is the crop similar to the Eos R?
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TheBoogieKnight got a reaction from Emanuel in Canon EOS R5 / R6 overheating discussion all in one place
Thanks, was looking for this. I'm interested again!
What would happen if you put that speed booster on the R5? Is the crop similar to the Eos R?
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TheBoogieKnight reacted to Nezza in Will Canon recall the EOS R5? Small first shipments
Somewhere in an Indiana Jones end scene type warehouse are thousands and thousands of R5 / R6 cameras that will never ever see the light of day.