Hvx+g35+slow Motion

Still the HVX looks like if it has some heavy noise reduction filter. Everything looks like with a median filter has been applied. Am i the only one to notice this?
 
Actually, that is the first footage of the HVX that I personally consider to really *rock* . Go G35, go!

macgregor: yeah, just wait what the final G35 will do on a XLH1 :nads:
 
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Like I said... With all the compression it almost looks like noise reduction was applied. I hardly see any noise but mostly due to a low bitrate.
 
macgregor said:
Still the HVX looks like if it has some heavy noise reduction filter. Everything looks like with a median filter has been applied. Am i the only one to notice this?
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The other thing I noticed was that some of the unfocused parts of the screen have an obvious "layered" look to them. I noticed this especially on the chain link fence at the beginning. You can obviously see the blurred aspect of the fence, but if you look real closely you can also slightly see the fence in perfect focus like you would if the adapter wasn't there.

I remember this was one of the early problems with the M2 also.
Can this be improved on? Is this only with older G35 models? Is this something inherent to 35mm adapters in general?
 
already have it. Also, im getting a different page than whats linked. When I try to copy and paste the site into my address bar, it takes me to a "file not found" page.
 
I was wondering the same thing about the fence. Any idea what was causing that? Were there two fences? Did you have a matte box/filter creating weird reflections?

Was the image reflecting off of the achromat?
 
These are the issues that makes the g35 unusable for paying work till they get the element moving !!!
-A
 
Poi Boy said:
These are the issues that makes the g35 unusable for paying work till they get the element moving !!!
-A
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I don't see how a spinning glass would fix that issue.

Maybe the later beta versions fix this?
 
It looks like a double fence, the fence wires are too spread apart to be anything caused by the adapter. otherwise the people in the pictures out of focus would also create this effect. but it doesnt
 
Forrest Schultz said:
It looks like a double fence, the fence wires are too spread apart to be anything caused by the adapter. otherwise the people in the pictures out of focus would also create this effect. but it doesnt
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no, it's still there, it's just harder to see.
From what I've observed, it seems that objects before the plane of focus suffer from this worse than objets behind the plane of focus.
I suppose we'd need someone who's light physics literate to explain all of this though.
 
Poi Boy said:
These are the issues that makes the g35 unusable for paying work till they get the element moving !!!
-A
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The reason I don't think this will fix the issue is because a spinning glass doesn't affect the way in which the lens focuses on the screen. To fix this, I think there would have to be a change in the glass design itself.

On that note, is this the low-lux or the high-lux model? It seems like the bokeh is a little more gaussian than lens blurred. Maybe the high-lux design of the glass fixes this issue?
 
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