B Press, Cinelike V or D?

[Lenilenapi]

BRoy,
I'm confused about that as well. When the DVX100A came out it added Cine D and CineV to the original CineGamma which had no knee. CineD & CineV were supposed to have some kind of knee circuit as you quote above.

So is the Cine D and Cine V in the HVX different than in the DVX?

Lenny Levy

 

[BRoy]

Anybody have the answers to my previous post on this thread?

 

[bwest]

and your zebra marker won't warn you about areas that are being artificially stopped down by the knee.
Marco

Is that true... no zebras with knee? That might explain a few things...

 

[PaPa]

uh, the knee is on all the time, all you can do is adjust it from low, mid, and high to tell the camera at what point to allow the whites to clip. zebra can be turned on or off regardless of this.

If im not mistaken, cine d and cine v have knee on auto, where as regular cine like you can adjust it, i believe that is one reason i used the regular as opposed to cinelike d. never used V, made it too video lookin. and D gave the image too much noise.

 

[jjon]

cinelike d works best for me

 

[bill totolo]

I was a big fan of Cine V, now I'm playing around with Cine D and -3 to -4 on Pedestal. I'm kind of preferring this look now.

Also for night shoots I go with a custom setting. I'm always looking for good settings for with gain up.