Panasonic G3 footage
Here is some nicely shot G3 footage, seems to have been shot in 720/50p mode. 720p on the G3 is roughly equivalent in resolution to 1080p on the Canon 5D Mark II…
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Why you should never buy a Nikon D5100 or D7000 for shooting video
We told them but they didn't listen! The D5100 has all the same live view problems as the D7000, one bug has even been around since the D300 and they haven't fixed…
Canon 600D versus Panasonic GH2 - Which is best?
22318115 This video should give you a really accurate idea of how the cameras compare in video mode. All shots are in 1080/24p. I really went to great lengths to shoot not…
Canon 600D Review
The Canon 600D review - or should I say, the Canon 60D review revisited. There is no denying that the 600D is a very similar camera but that it also brings some…
Nikon D5100 announced (UPDATED)
When the D5100 was leaked shortly before the official announcement which just occurred in Canada, the specs had video down at 30p. It now seems the new Nikon has a few significant…
First look - Panasonic GH2 versus Canon 60D
Sadly, it seems November 2010 is to be the month Canon lose the DSLR video image quality fight to Panasonic. • The GH2 is stronger at high ISOs • The GH2 resolves…
GF2's Flicker Reduction mode enables manual control in video mode
Left - LX5 is a compact camera. Right - GF2. Image source Photography Blog The Panasonic GF2 has full manual control in Aperture Priority mode thanks to a new feature called flicker…
They're listening - Sony to add manual video controls to NEX and Alpha DSLRs
UPDATE: The firmware was released in October, but only added the ability to control aperture during movie recording. We need control of shutter speed and ISO for it to be properly usable…
Explained - The Panasonic GH1's 750 ISO advantage over Canon
There is a new aspect to consider when shooting video on DSLRs. According to sensor benchmarking solution provider DXOMark, the Panasonic GH1 is the only camera which understates it's actual ISO sensitivity…