FS5: Quick little Beverage test with the FS5 and some slow motion

ReelFilmGeek

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I want to shoot some more food and beverages for my portfolio near the end of the year and will want to incorporate some video in it as well. While I would love to use a Phantom the cost of renting is just to high for me currently so I am testing out my options between the Sony FS700 with Odyssey, Sony FS5 and Sony FS7 (at 180 FPS). Anyways I was borrowing a friends FS5 to do some test shots and figured why not throw a quick little edit together as well.
https://vimeo.com/170283029
 
Nice!
I have to shoot beer in slow motion this week ;)

Did you come to a conclusion regarding FS700/7Q vs FS5/FS7?

Its tough, they all have their pros and cons.
I really like the Cine EI color space on the fs7 but it's limited to 180fps (slow enough for most things but liquids feel too fast for what I would prefer even at 240).

The FS5 is nice as an all in one package but s log in 4k hasn't been my favorite due to noise from the 8 bit and for this test I shot in cine gamma instead (also does anyone know if the slow motion feature of the fs5 is 10 bit or 8 bit? I know it does 1080p at 24/30 fps at 10 bit).


I haven't gotten my hands on the fs700 but will probably be using it on a shoot soon with the odyssey. This will probably be my choice due to having prores or raw output at 2k, 240 fps.

wish there was something that could get closer to 500 (or 1000 but that might be greedy) while still holding a nice quail tut image at 1080 that wasn't a phantom
 
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