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I've used various programs for offloading in the past but none really made me feel any more secure than copying by hand. Might invest in Hedge at some point though. Looks great. Just been Netflix certified too.

Sorry nope. I'd rather drink bleach than use that horrible piece of software.

I'm not really sure what it is you are hoping to achieve in the final result. You're never going to get it identical in camera.

So ND 1/4 is cutting 2 stops. Essentially making base ISO 800/0Db the same exposure as ISO 200 or -12B. I think. Or to put it more accurately - http://www.designimage.co.uk/converting-between-gain-and-f-stops/

Been a while but fingers crossed I still remember all this stuff. There's a few ways of referring to ND strength. 1/4 is 2 stops of ND or 0.6 1/8 is 4 stops of ND or 1.2 6db gain is a doubling of ISO so at base 800 0db +6db is 1600iso. A doubling of ISO is the equivalent to increasing...

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Added to the OP thanks.

Weird. I'm sure they will revisit because this camera is going to be EVERYWHERE in a few months.

Yep have used all 3 extensively. All great for different things. Leica Rs great for skintones and have a naturally warmer tone with a lovely rendition. Contax Zeiss sharp as you like with the standouts in the range capable of stunning imagery but can also be soft and organic if you treat...

Yep Grug mentioned them a couple of pages back. Added them to the OP. The price points for the different varieties of kit are great.

There is centre crop in 1080p

Yep I use my Ninja V purely for monitoring.

Weird.

Ahh that's crazy. A real oversight on their part but then I guess the USP of the FX6 (tiny lightweight) is going to be a compromise when you start using the likes of CMotion motors applying force to its plastic covered bits.

Sad to hear about the WC mount twisting. It has a shoe support too doesn't it? Maybe a rod mounted lens support from underneath as well would cure it. Hadn't seen the Tilta solution. Looks great! Will add it to the OP.

Haha fair point. A bit pricey but I think the Wooden Camera full setup is probably the best 'big rig' setup out there. Until Arri does one at least.

Looks great, although I was never able to get to grips with a single arm shoulder rig.

Which is great, until you need to use a cine lens and a wireless follow focus, and a wireless video tap etc etc etc... FX6 gives you the options to build up or down to the requirements of the gig.

That's pretty much their purpose yes. Another simple way to change the centre of gravity if you don't want the added weight/space that a long Arri plate takes is with rails based battery plate. Or even those Zacuto Gripper batteries. That said for the FX6 because it is so light there is a...

Cool would love to see any images. Funnily enough I just sold an old Arri dovetail-based shoulder rig because I didn't think it would work!