Ever since the first DSLR started shooting video there has been one dream, the functionality of a camcorder with the sensor and lens mount of a DSLR. All in an affordable package.
This might be just that.
JVC has lended me the camera for a few weeks to try out. What Im mostly interested in is...
So I took the Sony A7sii to "The Building of Moire" today.
Sony has quite a bad track record over there but since its 4K, I had some hopes.
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Firstly I snapped a photo, not looking good so far...
Then I tested in HD which is ok, but just like a Samsung it lumps the...
Its about a year after everyone else reviews. But I like it so what the heck :)
(Please note that youtube compression has not been kind. There are zero, and I repeat, zero artifacts or blocking in the original file.)
Pros:
Color
Dynamic Range
Efficiency
No Moire
Features
Stills
Full Frame...
Just a little film of a Pie being made.
Did it to test my Krasnogorsk. Obviously it needs so attention since it scratches the film quite a bit.
But it still looks cool imo and will give me a fine memory.
A shame since I love the form factor and function compared to a Bolex. Just which they...
EDIT: Did a quick poll for an upcoming tutorial just to prove that people aren't exactly on the same page when they say words like "filmic", "grain", "look" etc.
Now I have regraded it and uploaded again with some extra S-Log included.
The BMPCC was shot in Prores and the D16 in Raw. Both...
Have a set of really nice vintage lenses.
They are all m42 and can therefor be used on full frame Canon and Sony as well as m4/3.
m42 adapters are cheap.
They are all in nice shape, fully working, no scratches of fungus.
All prices are with shipping included.
Better price if you buy more than...
I was totally blown away with the D750 video.
I can't believe it has such a hight quality/mbit, really high DR and great image.
Based on my experience with the BMCC I rated it at 13stops and think it would be a great companion to it.
Here is a test I did. I haven't really tried to match them...
Did a quick test of rendering the same project files with the same corrections.
The winners where,
1. Final Cut Pro X
2. DaVinci Resolve 12
3. Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Computer was a base model Macbook Pro.