Kholi, I'd be very grateful if you could toggle between 1080 and 720 on those tests.
Thanks.
=( Even against my better judgement? I guess it'll be okay for random footage.
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Kholi, I'd be very grateful if you could toggle between 1080 and 720 on those tests.
Thanks.
I am reading the pdf manual and i found a setting called REC AREA. when recording movies in manual exposure the camera sets the REC AREA to MOVIE and this REC AREA is different from the still picture area. What I am thinking is: is this movie REC AREA using all the sensor keeping the 2x crop factor or this movie REC AREA uses a small amount of the sensor increasing the crop factor? this is important because we need to know the crop factor in manual movie mode to know about the use of the old prime lenses...
1/50, 250ISO, 50/1.4... I'm overexposed by a good two stops... indoors with available light.
It's strange.
1/50, 250ISO, 50/1.4... I'm overexposed by a good two stops... indoors with available light.
It's strange.
It's described briefly only once in the manual, on page 129. This feature is apparently available in the GH1's Custom Menu. See attached.We're all wondering what that does? Is it a blowup of the stream or use smaller real estate on the sensor...
Ps. where did you find the manual?
Oh good...I have that same Super Takumar 50mm f 1.4 lens collecting dust (not on the lens of course).
1/50, 250ISO, 50/1.4... I'm overexposed by a good two stops... indoors with available light.
It's strange.
Is this info regarding some footage uploaded somewhere? I'm not online that much right now but I've been trying to keep up.
Thanks
Edited: Sorry, now I think maybe you're just referring to the low light capabilities and are basically saying that shooting at 250asa, 1/50th indoors with available light would be possible at an f-2.8 (aka, 2 stops over at an f-1.4). I thought that you were giving info about some footage where there was something strange showing up while shooting indoors, 2-stops overexposed.