Would love to download a AF100 clip recorded on a Ninja in HQ

Ozark

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I'd love to see how much easier it is to grade a clip recored on the Ninja in HQ from the AF100. nothing special, just a shot of you back yard would be fine. Any Ninja owners want to help a fella out?
 
Thanks Sparky!,

Mikebarber,
I'm editing a music video that requires lots of pushing around in the color grade. AVCHD rendered in prores HQ is still falling apart pretty fast. I downloaded the DaVinci Resolve Lite (Free) and some Alexa prores clips from the Black Magic web site, and was amazed how much i could push those clips around! There just really is no limit. I don't expect that kind of control, but looking to see some improvement. I'v got a big shoot coming soon (My first indie) so I'm going to pull the trigger on the Ninja.
 
Thanks Sparky!,

Mikebarber,
I'm editing a music video that requires lots of pushing around in the color grade. AVCHD rendered in prores HQ is still falling apart pretty fast. I downloaded the DaVinci Resolve Lite (Free) and some Alexa prores clips from the Black Magic web site, and was amazed how much i could push those clips around! There just really is no limit. I don't expect that kind of control, but looking to see some improvement. I'v got a big shoot coming soon (My first indie) so I'm going to pull the trigger on the Ninja.

I purchased the Ninja for a feature length that I am currently shooting and did some tests before I started w/ CC and grading. Honestly, I couldn't see ANY difference. I recorded to both card and ninja, and pushed both images hard, and they both fell apart exactly the same, at the same time. I eventually returned it, and saved $1000.
 
Depends on what you are shooting. For many shots, you won't notice; for many people here especially those targeting small screens and the Web it's not going to add much picture quality. Toss a lot of movement and detail like leaves rustling and so forth and it's noticable. At least on a very large screen. I can't speak for grading with it extensively yet but you'd think with 2X the color resolution that has to help.

And it's extremely valuble as a backup.
 
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