Uncle GroOve
07-03-2010, 06:59 AM
I've noticed that most of the stable settings seem to work only in one configuration i.e. there is a stable setting for the FHD and one for the SH modes, same goes with MJPEG.
Some setting seem to be more or less sensitive to AF lenses, and IIRC not all settings work with higher shutter rates, etc...
The question is - what is your workflow in case you want to use multiple settings?
In our case we want to be able to film both in the best FHD and SH modes (the reason being that in FHD we might want to be able to crop a shot and bring it to FH quality).
I was thinking of having a couple of el-cheapo cards, each loaded with a different hack, and to upload a setting to the camera as needed by the type of shot.
Yet again, maybe there is one all-round stable setting that works in both FHD and SH modes and at all shutter speeds (above 30 that is ...I searched for it but it doesn't seem to exist...)
Thank you!
Paul
Some setting seem to be more or less sensitive to AF lenses, and IIRC not all settings work with higher shutter rates, etc...
The question is - what is your workflow in case you want to use multiple settings?
In our case we want to be able to film both in the best FHD and SH modes (the reason being that in FHD we might want to be able to crop a shot and bring it to FH quality).
I was thinking of having a couple of el-cheapo cards, each loaded with a different hack, and to upload a setting to the camera as needed by the type of shot.
Yet again, maybe there is one all-round stable setting that works in both FHD and SH modes and at all shutter speeds (above 30 that is ...I searched for it but it doesn't seem to exist...)
Thank you!
Paul