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    mixing 5dmk2 and 5dmk3 footage? anyone?
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    color difference when use same lens?
    under ISO 1600 should mix okay?


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    you should be more careful about moire difference, colour can be manipulated in post.
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    The MKIII is 2+ stops better in low light so 5000 ISO has about the same noise as 1250 ISO on the MKII. There are some slight colour differences.
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    thanks guys, i think i will be using the 5d mk3 mostly for wide shots and lens set at F4 and 5D2 for tighter shots with F2.8 which moires will not likely to be a problem

    OH and 5D mk3 seem to cut out the noise in some extreme dark and black areas
    and 5d2 will still record noise in extreme dark and black areas


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    under the same 3.3k Incandescent light bulb with Canon 24-70 F2.8
    5d mk2 has a slight red cast
    5d mk3 has a slight green cast


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    Quote Originally Posted by dxl View Post
    under the same 3.3k Incandescent light bulb with Canon 24-70 F2.8
    5d mk2 has a slight red cast
    5d mk3 has a slight green cast
    Every individual camera will have its own colour bias. It just ships from the factory like that. If you put two Mk2s side-by-side, you might well notice the same sort of difference.

    The ideal way is to separately colour adjust each camera. There's WB Shift in... in some menu (don't know which).

    Good article by Shane Hurlbut on how: http://cinematography.wonderhowto.co...t-asc-0116252/

    (Note: I've always been too lazy to do this.)
    Last edited by Paper_bag; 06-16-2012 at 11:30 PM.


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    Thank u!!


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    Thank u!!


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