Second shot made with the HMC40 720 60P, Up-scaled in Davinci Resolve to 4K, and additional 50% speed change also in Davinci, Results are very Natural to me,
Watch in 4K TV, shows how up-scaling via software is impressive
Forgot to mention why lenses like old nikkor are so good, well I guess in those days was possible to manufacture with higher quality RAW materials, Crystal, Brass, not Plastic and chips.
As far as Leica probably I guess their prices can hold quality, reason why we are chatting about them.
The first take was made with the HMC40 and its Compresed and efficient codec, the other takes were shot using RAW video from Magic Lantern on a Canon DSLR.
As we can notice despite the huge difference in compression, the HMC40 remains with Fantastic quality compared, the main reason is the US...
Again want to share opinions and experiences with Magic Lantern, This shot was made with my T4i and MLV Lite at 12 bit.
Color, Dynamic range could only be achived shooting RAW.
This is my first video using Magic Lantern RAW Video, I'm really impressed with the quality Magic Lantern Team has achieved,
and Also very Grateful to be able to shoot RAW at this level on aBudget.
Wonder if someone can help me telling me where to buy the internal battery for the HMC40.
Reference is Lithium battery B6401.
Also where to get the PANASONIC HMC40 REPAIR MANUAL
Most of the time I use it with AC, and glad you ask because I found a great solution for batteries, You can use the dummy battery from the AC Adapter pluged to this device using Sony NPF Batteries
that I use for my LED Lights and HDMI Monitor, Just need a plug adapter...
Out of six takes 2 were made with the HMC40, not only for the zoom effect but the optics are crazy good, tell me which takes.
The voice over was also made by me, is the first time I do it in English, how does it sound, is the pronunciation acceptable?
Probably (I'm not an expert in camera design), A larger sensor would need a larger lens thus changing the camera design, since you know is a high range zoom lens in a very compact size.
Also the more I know Panasonic the more I respect the Brand but Leica optics seem to be prohibited as far as...