My first minute with an EX1, I shot some portraits type shots outdoors. The camera was probably set on the standard gamma (the worst IMHO for rendering skin) with sharpening cranked, etc..
The results were nice. I now use different gamma settings, but even in a worst case scenario, the EX3 didn't give me a raw deal on skin highlights...
CLIP:
http://www.qmediasolutions.com/guest...light_test.mov
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11-15-2010 07:28 AM
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11-15-2010 07:34 AM
Going into clip is very often a creative choice, not simply the result of carelessness or situational constraints. Clip is not inherently "bad," but a sudden, chroma-shifted explosion to clip certainly is. My video camera experience goes back all the way to the HL79, and the first video camera I owned that exhibited a beautiful, filmic slope to clip was the Panasonic VariCam. The Red Camera also has a beautiful transition into clip.
The AF100 clip I'd like to see posted is one with skin tones brought into clip, but with a nice gentle transition. It's said the AF100 has 10.5 stops of dynamic range; that should be enough to avoid the problems we've observed in the Japan tests.
Good shooting and best regards,
Leo
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11-15-2010 08:25 AM
Wonder if we'll see a similar mod for the AF100 in a year or two?Until the Andromeda modification was developed, I sent in my camera for modification, and then it was a 10bit 444 CCD skin tone love fest from then on in!!! Really, it's still my favorite camera for capturing faces + people, beyond even RED and other higher end CMOS devices
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