D Verco
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They're taking their sweet ass time releasing new cameras. 5 years since the z6.
I'm shooting a wedding in a couple weeks and need another 2 cameras with log. I'd get a z8, but there's still no confirmation it's getting open gate or a new nlog with more dynamic range.
Guess I'll have to waste time and money renting a couple more Fujis
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the z6/z6ii are pretty out of date tbh
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and things like image stabilization on lens?
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Does anyone know what the deal with lens corrections is if you're using an E to Z adapter?
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17 hours ago, Eric Calabros said:
Nikon is always conservative in specs, and they never do double jumps like 4k30 to 4k120p.
Normally I'd agree, but the z9 was a surprising release. It depends if they keep that kind of thing going, or not. The z6iii is very overdue so it'd be disappointing if it's not a big step up from the z6ii or even Zf.
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It's going to be either this or the z8 for me. I'm very interested to see what the released camera is. And also depends on the rumoured firmware updates.
I'd prefer a step up to around 30mp for stills, but if I'm honest 24mp is fine for 90% of what I do.
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Bit depth and dynamic range are different. Apparently n-log can only hold 13 stops. But tbf not many cameras are exceeding that anyway.
- The Dancing Babamef and kye
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They should put the IMX366AJK in the z7iii.
- 44.72 million pixels
- 26.15ps in still image mode
- 12-bit 8K videos at up to 30 frames per second
Who cares about 60mp. Looks like a capable sensor but step down from the z8/9 stacked.
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I am very interested on that rumour about a new Nikon log
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It's actually the easiest thing ever. You just input the colour space/ log curve the footage was shot in, and output whatever colour space and gamma curve you want.
Can use it to go straight to rec709 or transform to arri log to use arri luts.
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You can now set the Nikon lenses to linear for manual focus btw
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Create sliders for basic tools that function in a similar way that they would in capture one. Exposure, wb, shadow, highlights, contrast, saturation, etc.
Most of this exists in existing dctl's or even in resolve already but it's either not user friendly, or doesn't function in a way that's pleasing enough.
I'm going to try hacking things together but I know I'll definitely need help.
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Do you have experience with dctl's? I'm attempting to make one when I have spare time
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I haven't used the z8 so I can't compare, but I haven't been impressed with the r5/ r5c that much tbh
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On 12/6/2023 at 6:48 AM, androidlad said:
Are you able to repost?
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I've never used aces, but I can tell you that the correct cst inputs are ARRI LogC3 and rec2020.
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Open gate is a killer feature. A better log curve would be a huge bonus too. Especially if it apes Arri the same way Fuji did. A lot of people seem lost on how to get the most dynamic range out of the files in post.
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https://nikonrumors.com/2023/12/02/rumored-nikon-z9-z8-firmware-updates-roadmap.aspx/
If this is true, I might have to finally commit
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The canon 24-105 looks great. I've never had anything longer than 85, so getting something longer would just be for fun to mix it up.
I guess the 35-150 can be an all in one, but it's almost not wide enough for events. Good point on weight too.
My dream would be for Nikon to release a 24-50 f2 zoom. Ideally not as big and heavy as the canon 28-70. I really want that 24mm, and 70mm is a bit of a nothing length, I'd rather pair it with an 85.
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Yeah that 35-150. I was looking at the 70-180 but the 35-150 is basically double the range.
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On 10/28/2023 at 10:14 AM, kye said:
Hopefully we're heading towards a common gyro data standard,
I wish. Camera companies seem to absolutely hate standards though. We need the EU to step in to the industry
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Nikon Z6III is coming.. as mini Z8
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I agree. we all know new cameras updates come on a regular-ish cycle, just be more upfront about it. I'm going to buy stuff from your company, just make it easy for me to plan.