Hi Guys,
Just looking for some feedback.
I have been using the gh2 and t2i for paid work for the last 2 years. I am looking for a new camera with a large sensor to compliment the gh2.
I used a 5d mark ii the other day and I absolutely loved working with it compared to the gh2, but when looking at the footage I was let down due to the aliasing and moire. I do not mind the soft image though.
I am thinking about purchasing the mark iii. Are any owners not happy with the mark iii? Should I hold out for the c100 or 6d? I have thought about the fs100 but I simply can't get past the video like motion it seems to have and the sometimes strange highlights. I really want a more organic look.
I showed a couple people who know nothing about video a couple clips from different cameras and they constantly thought the mark iii looked the best or most interesting. I thought this was interesting as I find a lot of video pros tend to dismiss the mark iii and recommend other cameras.
Any feeback or advice would be appreciated.
Cheers.
Just looking for some feedback.
I have been using the gh2 and t2i for paid work for the last 2 years. I am looking for a new camera with a large sensor to compliment the gh2.
I used a 5d mark ii the other day and I absolutely loved working with it compared to the gh2, but when looking at the footage I was let down due to the aliasing and moire. I do not mind the soft image though.
I am thinking about purchasing the mark iii. Are any owners not happy with the mark iii? Should I hold out for the c100 or 6d? I have thought about the fs100 but I simply can't get past the video like motion it seems to have and the sometimes strange highlights. I really want a more organic look.
I showed a couple people who know nothing about video a couple clips from different cameras and they constantly thought the mark iii looked the best or most interesting. I thought this was interesting as I find a lot of video pros tend to dismiss the mark iii and recommend other cameras.
Any feeback or advice would be appreciated.
Cheers.