GH5 S1H and Sumire Prime lenses

video652 said:
Very nice video. Wow, I won't comment on which one is better but they are both great cameras as you have eluded to.
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Well I recall a Panasonic rep I talked to mentioned that in Netflix tests they the S1H measured more DR than the EVA1 and even I think he even said a hair more than the LT...
 
nyvz said:
Well I recall a Panasonic rep I talked to mentioned that in Netflix tests they the S1H measured more DR than the EVA1 and even I think he even said a hair more than the LT...
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Does this apply to the S1 in 10-bit 4:2:2 formats as well?
 
Wow. That’s fantastic. I love the single source, from below shot and the shots in the “sun” room. You choose such beautiful locations. Great dynamic range on that camera. I probably should know this but how did you achieve lip sync with the music with what looks like 60fps on a 24 (30?) fps timeline?

I’d love to see how you rigged it for focus, etc.
 
robfilms said:
congrats. totally works!

s1h looks lovely.

was it hard working full frame and nailing focus?

thumbs up.

rob
smalltalk productions/nyc
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Coming from the GH5S line, I have been struggling with focus myself. Even stopping down to f/5.6-8 has left me without perfect focus, and I think a lot of it has to do with the distinct lack of sharpening in the S1H camera which even with peaking at the most picky setting on the Ninja V, I'm not getting anything in focus at all or turning peaking all the way up has me with a false positive. I think it simply will take some time to adjust to the world of FF video, and this is probably payback for all the post when I spoke of the downfalls of razor thin DOF! :grin:
 
S1H focus peaking is weird. If you look through the EVF it's hardly visible, if you look on the flip LCD (same shot, same settings) it's very easily visible. I find I have to adjust my settings accordingly, and I can run into problems if I set it sensitive enough so I can see it on the EVF (probably too sensitive) and then it's way too easy to peak on the LCD.
 
filmguy123 said:
S1H focus peaking is weird. If you look through the EVF it's hardly visible, if you look on the flip LCD (same shot, same settings) it's very easily visible. I find I have to adjust my settings accordingly, and I can run into problems if I set it sensitive enough so I can see it on the EVF (probably too sensitive) and then it's way too easy to peak on the LCD.
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Do you see this same behavior with an external monitor? I must admit, I just haven't got a lot of time shooting with the cam as I'm catching up on post work.
 
hscully said:
Wow. That’s fantastic. I love the single source, from below shot and the shots in the “sun” room. You choose such beautiful locations. Great dynamic range on that camera. I probably should know this but how did you achieve lip sync with the music with what looks like 60fps on a 24 (30?) fps timeline?

I’d love to see how you rigged it for focus, etc.
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Thanks hscully! I increased the music speed at 200% during the shooting. I filmed in 4K 50p, then I put everything on a 25p timeline.
 
filmguy123 said:
S1H focus peaking is weird. If you look through the EVF it's hardly visible, if you look on the flip LCD (same shot, same settings) it's very easily visible. I find I have to adjust my settings accordingly, and I can run into problems if I set it sensitive enough so I can see it on the EVF (probably too sensitive) and then it's way too easy to peak on the LCD.
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I agree...
 
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