Dublin's People: Phil's first 1080p24 short from the 7D

Jeez. I never thought I would be able to own a camera that produced those results at the price level we are talking about. Added bonus, the 7D can use all my beautiful Canon glass :)

Thanks PB for solidifying my decision!
 
beautiful! just beautiful! low light is AMAZING! thank you philip! i'm sold!

by the way, i see slight horizontal lines. could that be from compression or it being a pre-production model?
 
IQ and low light close enough to the 5D for me!!!
Might probably still have aliasing on wide, deep focus shots but I don't like establishing/master shots, so it's good enough for the crap I shot YAY!!!!!!!!!
 
There's no doubt that there is aliasing all over the place and it cannot be helped unless someone uses Barry's theory (3K native) or puts the 4k/5k video image straight to the card.

Might as well not even bother trying to get an alias free DSLR until that happens.

Everything else is great, though. Cheap-ass camera with some decent results.
 
I'm floored... I need to start picking up some Canon Glass... Please some one start a lens thread for this camera...
 
Brilliant, simply brilliant. No regrets on returning my GH1, now. None at all. Nice work Philip!
 
The available low-light ability of this cam looks great. I agree with you mico...no mud within any of the movement is nice. It's like a 5Dll with 24p.
 
Looks sweet- kudos for another film well shot and very pleasing... Also it's nice to see what the imagery looks like from skilled hands;-)
 
mcgeedigital said:
No such animal, grain it up in post.
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Not talking about grain,,,,,talking about the "look" and it does look really good but does it just look like really good 1080HD? Which there is nothing wrong with that and it has its purpose.
 
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