FS7: What do you think the workflow on this video was? I'd like to know how he got great..

[JoeJITSU]

I am just wondering how he got 4k slowmotion at it looks like 120fps.

Can anyone guess what his workflow was, I like this clip

 

[Viddovation]

Upscale in post?

 

[JoeJITSU]

Upscale in post?

Yea, I'm thinking shot at 720,120 but that is really clear to be 720p

 

[Viddovation]

Why shoot 720??? You can do 180fps in 1080 on the FS7

 

[JoeJITSU]

Why shoot 720??? You can do 180fps in 1080 on the FS7

Is that what it is? So he likely upscaled the slomo to 4k?

 

[HD Gear Guru]

Am I missing something. I don't see where it says it was 4K.

 

[Liam Hall]

It's 4K UHD, tap the little gear thing...

 

[allenfacemire]

Why shoot 720??? You can do 180fps in 1080 on the FS7

Kind of thinking the same thing. I just shot a dealership project for a tractor company and just for grins, did some front end loader gravel shots at 120fps on my FS7. Looked great and all done in camera. Ez peezy. And at 1080, not HD lite.

 

[JoeJITSU]

Kind of thinking the same thing. I just shot a dealership project for a tractor company and just for grins, did some front end loader gravel shots at 120fps on my FS7. Looked great and all done in camera. Ez peezy. And at 1080, not HD lite.

HD Lite? care to elaborate?

 

[Viddovation]

HD Lite? care to elaborate?

Well, the FS700 made compromises in terms of binning/line skipping to do it's high frame rate slow motion, and used a lesser codec for storage. Mind you, the FS7 still does do some processing tricks on the over 60p frame rate stuff that increase moire and such, but it is a signficant improvement.