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If not ZR, then Panasonic?


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It occurred to me if I flogged my z6 and z6ii I could probably just about get a zr. Then I read that the h.265 has none of the magic of the raw footage and some extra problems and there is no way in hell I will be shooting raw for real estate videos (I shot 8k raw for a recent project and it’s been a pain in the arse for this premiere users)

So then I started thinking about s5ii and whether I could adapt my old f Nikon glass. That 15 stops of DR is tempting… on paper.  If the shadows are a noisy mess then 🤷.  And now I’ve just seen Andrew raving about the G9 (and of course I just gave away my m/43 glass and speed booster 🤦😆)  

I like the sound of iso 4000 and the DR of the s5ii.  I shoot with the z8, and today was in a super contrasty setting, I know the z8 will have bleached out windows and the highlight rolloff is not too good.   But maybe I’m just trying to fend off the yawning chasm of mundanity that is my job.  
 

I’ve not actually seen any real world examples of the s5ii, I need to see what its highlight rolloff is like and whether I’ll gain anything from the extra Dr over the z8.  Has anyone seen any? And is this a terrible idea?  

 

 

 

 

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