F5: Recommend any good picture profile setting for F5 usng HG's

[Sparky874]

Hi. I have a shoot in Singapore coming up in two weeks, covering a golf tournament I produce a highlight film for every year - and I am going to take my new brand F5 along! As I shoot so much footage at this event (prob about 14 hours) , it might be easier to shoot it using a hyper gamma setting rather than with slog to make time a little quicker in post. Do you have any settings, perhaps using HG7 for example that you suggest I could try? I would be very interested to hear them. Also if you're using an slog2 set up - that doesn't need to much grading (not ultra flat etc and just needs a little tweaking) I'd love to know your set up too.

Thanks as ever in advance. Sparky!

SORRY MOVING THIS QUESTION TO THE MAIN FORUM - APOLOGIES!

 

[starcentral]

I use slog2 mostly, but quite fond of HG7 if I don't have time for grading. Blacks seem a bit high on some of the hyper gammas but you can pull back down in post quickly.

HG7 NO GRADING - http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?314149-Frame-Grabs-various-women-s-skin-tones

 

[Sparky874]

Thanks Dennis - I just realised I posted this in the wrong section so I'll move it now - but thanks for your help as ever!

 

[starcentral]

slog3 is also out now, its closer to a cineon curve. The mids are really boosted, but of course can be brought down again in post.

Alister wrote a novel on it here: http://www.xdcam-user.com/2013/12/n...on-the-pmw-f5-and-f55-slog3-and-sgamut3-cine/

 

[bill totolo]

Take a look at HG4 for interiors and HG7 for daylight ext's with ITU-709 matrix.
Expose skin at 60IRE.

 

[Sparky874]

Thanks Bill. Hope all's well with you. Sparky