rmdorrington
Member
No this is different. I'm not completely sold in Nikon cameras for video. Even on the 7000 the motion just appears off. It doesn't have anything to do with lighting, just how the camera deals with motion.
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Oh, I see, I misunderstood you. Sorry, for the crash course in video vs film.
For the motion thing, I am not happy with most of the digital cameras today. Ever since the advent of digital 24p. I am thinking that has to do, in part, to the shutter/capture methods involved. Anyway, here is my favorite scene in the short piece "Through the Lens" (@4:30), because it is so blatantly trying to say, "Hey we have reduced moire."
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I can't wait to shoot with this wide open on a steadicam....
http://nikonrumors.com/2012/03/09/nikon-135mm-f1-8-lens-patent.aspx/
http://nikonrumors.com/2012/03/09/nikon-135mm-f1-8-lens-patent.aspx/
Emanuel
Cross-Examiner
I won't let you! We have some 3D production to take it off : DDon't bring that hype machine in here.
(I'm trying to stay out of it.)
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Haha! =)
Yes it's 30p, that explains the "look"
Zephyrnoid
Veteran
Oh, I see, I misunderstood you. Sorry, for the crash course in video vs film.
Anyway, here is my favorite scene in the short piece "Through the Lens" (@4:30), because it is so blatantly trying to say, "Hey we have reduced moire."
View attachment 49471
Indeed. Nothing f's up a nice Plaid Suiting fabric more than moire. Good they solved that. I have that suite
Zephyrnoid
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squig
Veteran
It looks good except for the aliasing in the ceiling 00:25 and 02:32 in her hair. And the moire at 01:51.
dfreerider
Well-known member
Just found some videos comparing the moire, ISO and rolling shutter of the D800 vs 5D Mark II on youtube.
Moire and ISO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVXaR7Rrpns&feature=BFa&list=UUuF6JZpBRM9OqPKUEwJWzaQ&lf=plcp
Rolling shutter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u7sCASByVw&list=UUuF6JZpBRM9OqPKUEwJWzaQ&index=1&feature=plcp
Not sure what to make of them. The shot of the couch is encouraging, but with the difference in lens focal length its not really easy to compare the two shots. The ISO seems about the same as the Mark II, wich isn't bad considering its a 36 mp sensor. A little disappointed with what I see of the rolling shutter.
Moire and ISO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVXaR7Rrpns&feature=BFa&list=UUuF6JZpBRM9OqPKUEwJWzaQ&lf=plcp
Rolling shutter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u7sCASByVw&list=UUuF6JZpBRM9OqPKUEwJWzaQ&index=1&feature=plcp
Not sure what to make of them. The shot of the couch is encouraging, but with the difference in lens focal length its not really easy to compare the two shots. The ISO seems about the same as the Mark II, wich isn't bad considering its a 36 mp sensor. A little disappointed with what I see of the rolling shutter.
Zephyrnoid
Veteran
In my heart, i say lock the speculative threads down or ignore them till we have real cameras in OUR hot little hands. With all the rumors of 4K out the front in future canon DSLRs, I don't see the point in speculation at all.
Cosimo Bullo
Veteran
Much sharper than I was expecting. great to see the Moire as a thing of the past... one day we'll look back and laugh.
Cosimo Bullo
Veteran
Now if we could just see some freaking HDMI out!
A+ , i join that , cant really understand why nobody has posted the HDMI output
Brian@202020
Veteran
Your thoughts are the same as mine. I'm partially impressed and partially disappointed.
I'm very close to committing myself, but I think I'm going to wait until after NAB.
I agree the video does look promising, but at such a different focal length it could be deceiving.
Agreed. This is what I'm waiting for most. This NEEDS to be good. I only plan to record via HDMI, and will probably never use the internal codec.
squig
Veteran
Dynamic range looks good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GRBVWxKc7g
Brian@202020
Veteran
Yeah it does! that's probably the most encouraging stuff I've seen yet.
dfreerider
Well-known member
Looks pretty good to me.