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BTW. Ask Barry Green about this camera. He knows all the details about it!
He could tell you. But then he would have to kill you.
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BTW. Ask Barry Green about this camera. He knows all the details about it!
Mitch got bored of the mountains in Rocky, CO...and moved to the big apple (or maybe New Jersey)...I see him strutting his stuff on the streets once in a while...let me tell you...Panasonic likes him...they like him a lot.
BTW. Ask Barry Green about this camera. He knows all the details about it!
I refer you to post #47 in this thread.
It doesn't look like an FS5 Variable ND ;-(
Is there any possibility for a zoom rocker button for zoom lenses as FS7?The cameras has SDI and HDMI output (HDMI 4k and SDI 1080p). It also has two XLR inputs. There's direct access to white balance, shutter and ISO (With preset values) and there's a button to control slow motion. The menu structure is fairly easy and resembles the system on the DVX200. Native ISO is said to be 800.There's also a side grip with a few buttons to control the camera. SDXC slots are on the rear part of the camera and dual recording is possible or relay recording or proxy recording. There's LOG gamma recording and display LUT for use on the LCD screen or SDI/HDMI output.
Sorry for asking again, english is not my native language, but you typed the link to BHphoto after you wrote "It is not the original USM", do you intend the correct lens Nano USM is that on BHphoto? Thanks again!
It doesnt? Why do u think so? It looks kind of possible
You're welcome!Danilo, your command of english is better than lots of the USA natives!!!!!
Hope that all cameras from now forward have the same variable ND that the FS5/FS7 MKII have
That'd be very, very sexy.
The camera has SDI and HDMI output (HDMI 4k and SDI 1080p). It also has two XLR inputs. There's direct access to white balance, shutter and ISO (With preset values) and there's a button to control slow motion. The menu structure is fairly easy and resembles the system on the DVX200. Native ISO is said to be 800. There's a four position ND filter slider.
There's also a side grip with a few buttons to control the camera. SDXC slots are on the rear part of the camera and dual recording is possible or relay recording or proxy recording. There's LOG gamma recording and display LUT for use on the LCD screen or SDI/HDMI output.
Hope that all cameras from now forward have the same variable ND that the FS5/FS7 MKII have, that is really probably one of the smartest video camera features to come along in years from an operator POV.
Sample footage leaked from Panasonic's new mystery camera. Looks great! So glad they went with S35.
Sample footage leaked from Panasonic's new mystery camera. Looks great! So glad they went with S35.