NEX FS 100 footage thread and links

HKO

HKO

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Nigel obiously doesn't like the camera. But he failed to mention all the connection points you can use to attach customn kit to it. I'm disappointed the HDMI out is only 8bit. I don't find the lack of a built in ND filter a big as problem as he does.
Looks like a NanoFlash is something many will want to use with this.
 
... and the killer for PAL users is we don't get 24P.

60/30/24P for NTSC and 50/25P for PAL.

I'm interested, but Sony's choice to do this (rather than have region/mode selection etc) is, frankly, very odd & maybe a factor in user's purchasing choices.

Do like the images on the sample promo though... would love to see some PL glass on it.
 
A couple of more demo videos/lens tests - from a YouTube user named yehead114, not from Sony, but they appear to be legit.

I suggest you watch in 1080p, if you can:

Kanon (irony not intended, I'm sure)

NEX-FS100 lenses
 
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Shocked that this came isn't getting more attention on DVXUSER. "Other cameras" (??) This is obviously going to be the best prosumer HD cam on the market. Can't wait to grab one.
 
Brian_Rice said:
Shocked that this came isn't getting more attention on DVXUSER. "Other cameras" (??) This is obviously going to be the best prosumer HD cam on the market. Can't wait to grab one.
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There's actually 3 or 4 different threads going on right now....one is in the news section, another is in the F3 section - It's getting a lot of attention!

The "Baby F3" or NX Cam 35 are other names for the FS100
 
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Yay! Got it's own thread.

I'm sooooooooooooooooo excited about this cam. Even non-filmmakers I've shown clips to are blown away by how far the digital revolution has come. :)
 
olgak said:
http://vimeo.com/21461116
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IMHO better than AF100 but not quite the sharpness and absence of noise that you see on the F3 (both watched on vimeo). It seems that having the same sensor matters, but it is not enough. Everything else equal, the nature of the electronic internal processing on the camera also plays an important role in the final image.
 
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