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According to the Panasonic manual for the GH4, it is only compatible with SDXC media with a capacity up to 64GB. However, this spec may be incorrect if, for example, 64GB was the highest capacity media available at the time the spec was written and higher capacities simply did not yet exist. Now they do, such as 128GB. Has anyone tried 128GB SDXC UHS speed class 3 cards in a GH4 yet? If so, do they function correctly and does the GH4 recognize and access the entire 128GB? Transcend makes a (relatively) affordable 128GB SDXC UHS speed class 3 card, and since we are still waiting for the "official" Panasonic 64GB card, I was hoping the Transcend 128GB media was a fully functional alternative. (Transcend also makes a 64GB version, I'm curious specifically about the 128GB capacity.) Thanks, all!
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Nobody really cares about GH2 stuff anymore but I figured I'd post these here anyhow. Anyway, while we're waiting on financing to materialize for our next feature, Tim and I decided to shoot a series of spec commercial spots to go after some cashflow business. All of these were shot using the Flowmotion patch and graded with Shian Storm's ColorGHear Tools for AfterEffects, each one geting its own look. They pretty much cover looks from mild to more extreme. Two of them, the beer and the BBQ spot, passed through Film Convert prior to grading. http://vimeo.com/65760215 http://vimeo.com/65845523 http://vimeo.com/65759064 http://vimeo.com/65754973 ...there's a fifth one I'm dragging my feet on with motion-graphics and VFX. Focusing so much attention on shooting and learning more about cameras and playing around with grading and such it's actually hard staying motivated to work on tedious visual effects these days. Oh well. Anyway, we basically brainstormed quick, humorous concepts for each spot after coming up with a list of local or Texas-based brands. Then we shot them all over a couple days, minus a couple pick up shots that I went out solo to get.
