7d clips

[f64manray]

took that 60p footage and dropped it into a 24p timeline for slow motion:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDsQ5mCGgYQ&fmt=22

Thanks, I was just wondering how slow 60p was on a 24 timeline. It's kind of hard to get a sense of it from watching water.

Could you do the opening scene of "Resevoir Dogs" (4 or 5 guys walking in suit in slow mo) Is it that slow? ...or say Bo Derek running on the beach in "Ten" slow.

 

[squig]

Thanks, I was just wondering how slow 60p was on a 24 timeline. It's kind of hard to get a sense of it from watching water.

Could you do the opening scene of "Resevoir Dogs" (4 or 5 guys walking in suit in slow mo) Is it that slow? ...or say Bo Derek running on the beach in "Ten" slow.

have a look at some of the GH1 footage, links in the GH1 forum.

 

[VGurcu]

Hopefully, there will be a video that will sway me in the future.

Try this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZp9WMy4ihg

 

[John Caballero]

John where have you been? it already is the "in thing". The uber cool and slightly crazy are shooting "digital cinema" with DSLRs. Video is dead, jump on the DSLR wagon or go the way of the dinosaur.

You see! I am right already. Ahead of the times.

 

[plasmasmp]

As long as there isnt much motion in the frame, you can easily go up to 240fps from 60p. (No wave crashing cause it morphs.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDTCa8mXZOk&fmt=22

 

[ryansheffer]

I'm impressed! well done!

 

[squig]

You see! I am right already. Ahead of the times.

I'm just glad that the DSLRs are getting so good that we don't have to listen to John ***** about them anymore.....well except for the nikons.

 

[Ian-T]

took that 60p footage and dropped it into a 24p timeline for slow motion:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDsQ5mCGgYQ&fmt=22

The thing I dig about footage like this is the 60p from this cam looks sharp. Rolling water footage does not break up like it does on the GH-1. Other than the mudd issue that (rolling water) is the only thing that really bothers me about the GH-1. This clip looks more like 5D ll footage.

 

[Uwe Lansing]

2 clips made by guys at the ifa in berlin
http://www.vimeo.com/6437688
http://www.engadget.com/2009/09/04/...ling-gun-shooting-8-fps-of-awesome/#continued

 

[Uwe Lansing]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqFhYogrA_A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXk65SrPas4

 

[mhood]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqFhYogrA_Ahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXk65SrPas4

I see aliasing on the handrail in the opening pan of this clip. Can I write it off to youtube compression?

 

[Uwe Lansing]

I see aliasing on the handrail in the opening pan of this clip....

I saw it immediately and its my biggest concern with the 7d. Hopefully its not so pronounced in the native footage. We have to wait for the first really good stuff made by some guys who know what they´re doing...

A few seconds: http://www.vimeo.com/6459838

 

[budha]

Idk if this is really a 7d, but it says it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6nuRu7IEFk

 

[StormFactory]

took that 60p footage and dropped it into a 24p timeline for slow motion:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDsQ5mCGgYQ&fmt=22

Dude, thanks for that. When I downloaded the 60fps footage and played it back in VLC I was like, this looks like real time. I was totally blanking on that you have to put it in post 24 or 30 fps timeline to get the effect.

I wonder though if it plays back from the camera in slow-motion.

 

[Jean Dantes]

Holy crap I wish somebody would upload a decent video of 7D footage.

I'm rolling around on the floor like an impatient child here...lol

Just wanna know how bad the rolling shutter is (especially in 1080P @ 24fps), and how the codec performs...

 

[speculator]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUjdgQc6sAg
http://www.youtube.com/user/websmilemax

(check the flower video too)
The somewhat random and rapid hand held movement is somewhat of a good indication of the rolling shutter on this imo

 

[Eddy Robinson]

I know that a new camera is often available only under controlled conditions, so photographers cannot necessarily go anywhere and shoot anything they want...but enough with the beautiful sunshine pictures already!

I really want to see some footage shot at night without the aid of movie lights or a flash. I think it was the night setting of Vinca LaForet's 'Reverie' which excited many people, and for me some casual night footage shot around San Francisco (where I live and know what it looks like to the eye) which really made me sit up and take notice.

I know the 7d will not be able to do quite as well as the 5Dii due to differences in the size of the sensor, photosites and so on. But I am dying to see what it can do. The shot below is a still at f1.2 but ISO 800 and 1/80 shutter. (super large version here). If it can deliver a comparable video image I'd be very happy.

At this price I am not that hung up about RAW video...I can live with the limitations.


I know everyone wants to show off with a new camera...but to be honest I want to see people do their worst - go ahead, shoot with the wrong white balance, go into a dark tunnel and light a match, and so on. It's the limit conditions that make things look interesting. In fact, if anyone wishes to send me a 7D to perform these tests with, etc.

 

[Jean Dantes]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy3tDkIUF_s


Oh man, that's some bad rolling shutter.....

 

[Emanuel]

Some guys should be forbidden to even touch in cameras.

 

[ChipG]

Agree, I have seen some really bad rolling shutter video from Red and also some kick ass video from it. We need to wait 30 days or so.