Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
There's been some hype about the 5D in this thread. I've followed a few 5D user forums and it does have some image quality issues like aliasing etc. And it's DOF is far shallower than a 35mm motion picture camera which ultimately rules it out for me. To get comparable 35mm film DOF you have to close down the aperture a couple of stops on the 5D thus negating it's superior low light performance.
I have. As a matter of fact the aliasing issue is old news.Woah. I've never heard that argument before.
Oh ok. I've heard that mentioned before about DOF adapters. I would think that makes the Canon more difficult to focus.
Care to post the result? I'm strongly considering exchanging my 5D Mark II for the GH1, and I wanted to do the same sort of post-production tweaking to see if GH1 footage can match or exceed the 5D's look.I did some slight tweaking to Barry's footy. Added some film grain, bit of color correction and black crushing. Looks pretty filmic to me especially considering it's been shot @ f/5.6 and not been lit by a crew.
i can't remember the last time film had grain. are you guys watching the same movies i am?
i can't remember the last time film had grain. are you guys watching the same movies i am?
the watchmen, no country for old men didn't have a speck of grain...you guys are watching movies on dirty projectors