CinemaElectronika
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Software: PXW-FS5 : Binary Package V4.02 (Win+Mac)
https://www.sony.co.uk/pro/support/software/SW_122115_PSG/50
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I create them myself from scratch.
I just updated the firmware on my FS5 this morning and shot some test clips. In addition to S-LOG having the new 2000 ISO setting, I've noticed the non S-LOG Picture Profiles have lower minimum ISO settings as well. My CINE2 profile begins at ISO 500 instead of 1000.
However, I'm having problems transcoding the HLG clips in Adobe Media Encoder. It keeps crashing. Has anyone else experienced this?
How are you finding the new lower iso2000?
I haven't had time to do extensive testing as this is the busy month at my job so I'm stuck in an edit suite.
I recorded a few S-LOG3 clips internally with the new ISO2000 setting and compared it to 3200. I recorded 1080p clips. It's slightly cleaner in terms of noise but upon applying the LUT, there's still quite a bit of banding in the blue sky and the signature magenta blotches amongst the blue of the sky. The CINE2 shots look much better in this regard, especially since the ISO can now be set to 500.
It's possible that ISO2000 S-LOG clips recorded externally to the Shogun will look better, but I haven't had the opportunity.
The HLG footage looks desaturated and just strange in terms of gamma. With more time, testing and tweaking, I might find a non-HDR use for that Picture Profile.
Are you using the Raw output of the FS700 to the Odyssey? If so, yes the imagery will be hard to beat. However, in terms of weight, ease of use, built-in variable ND and more, the FS5 is more fun to use than the FS700.Thanks dvbrother, I would be interested to see how it handles to an external recorder at iso 2000. I'm keen to pick up a fs5 but still sceptical if it will be a cleaner image than my 5 year old fs700/oddysey 7q setup which produces stunning imagery.....
Are you using the Raw output of the FS700 to the Odyssey? If so, yes the imagery will be hard to beat. However, in terms of weight, ease of use, built-in variable ND and more, the FS5 is more fun to use than the FS700.