plasmasmp
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I don't normally post threads, but I want to diffuse any FUD by placing this somewhere visible.
Same lens, f-stop, focal length, WB, focus distance. The one thing that bugs me about this is the diffraction of the lens caused by stopping down past f8, so some details are lost.
Both cameras using smooth at -2 -2 0 -2.
The differences I see between the two:
Granularity/downsampling method of the 1080p mode is slightly more pleasing with the GH2. This results in slightly less aliasing on very sharp lines, not that anyone will ever see aliasing with either camera in a real situation.
Edge enhancement is a tiny bit less in 1080p, and significantly less in 720p mode on the GH2.
Is it a reason to upgrade? Not if your happy with your GH1. If you are buying a new camera, you should just go for the GH2 - as it does surpass the hacked GH1 in every way now. Both are very good cameras and will intercut with each other very easily.
PNG stills available from every mode from this link: http://www.multiupload.com/HH5P16DKGZ
Same lens, f-stop, focal length, WB, focus distance. The one thing that bugs me about this is the diffraction of the lens caused by stopping down past f8, so some details are lost.
Both cameras using smooth at -2 -2 0 -2.
The differences I see between the two:
Granularity/downsampling method of the 1080p mode is slightly more pleasing with the GH2. This results in slightly less aliasing on very sharp lines, not that anyone will ever see aliasing with either camera in a real situation.
Edge enhancement is a tiny bit less in 1080p, and significantly less in 720p mode on the GH2.
Is it a reason to upgrade? Not if your happy with your GH1. If you are buying a new camera, you should just go for the GH2 - as it does surpass the hacked GH1 in every way now. Both are very good cameras and will intercut with each other very easily.
PNG stills available from every mode from this link: http://www.multiupload.com/HH5P16DKGZ
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