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Yeah, 100% a great buy for anyone 🙏🏼

I don’t see why yo would let your battery die? You have a lot of different indicators for battery level. And some cases even let you hotswap batteries

As long as your camera outputs over hdmi for the photo monitor it works 😃

@ thank you 🙏

of course man!

Yeah. 100%, I really love that plugin

Thx man 😂

Hahah what other guy? Anyways, thanks man, means a lot and I am happy it helped! Keep it up

Tack 🙏🏼 ja, sonen spelade den hockeyskolan innan de blev ett ”riktigt” lag så passade utmärkt 🙏🏼😅

No worries mate:)

Yeah? Still works for me here 🤔

Hey! I did not use it in such an environment but I do believe it is a solid headset. With that said, it might work perfectly, or not. It works on one hertz band for connection only, might be an issue?

@@AlexReinholdsson What frequency is this headset running on?

2.4GHz

I would say yes, but with some caution on how big of a room your looking to fill, but it is very potent actually, especially with the t bar

@AlexReinholdsson Cool. Thank you for the reply ✌️

Thanks for the question man :)

@AlexReinholdsson I'm actually interested on the Ninja Pro now 😁

Yeah that one is a beast and can fill a room for sure

Well thank you for watching:) I really like it, had two collabs coming from there :)

Hi, thanks for the comment:) If you have an hdmi out port you could for sure use this to get a bigger monitor :)

Hi David! Thx for the comment, I appreciate it and I follow your reasoning. In terms of measurement points, I don’t personally think it is necessary with a 1000 measuring points to get an accurate monitor, of course by your delta, it is insanely good, but then, time trade off for that improvement? But I 100% agree with you interns of the 10 vs more points What software and what colorimeter or probe did you use? :) curious!

@@AlexReinholdsson Thanks for replying. Total time for performing a 3D LUT calibration on an SDR picture mode is ~2 and a half hours from the the beginning of profiling the display (which is a ~2800 patch sequence) to finishing the verification sequence (1000 points). But, you are right that it took a lot of time and experimenting to create the right customized patch set to use for profiling to achieve optimum results. I use Light Illusion's ColourSpace CMS, a MYIRO-1 budget spectrophotometer, an i1D3 OEM colorimeter, and PGenerator as a test pattern generator.

Of course I answer man:) Welk 2,5 is not to bad actually, but for what i was demonstrating in terms of this video to get the tv into a fully good state for the most videographers etc I think most people would be terrified for getting into calibration🤣

Hi! Thanks for the comment. Yeah I really like them as well, size wise they are perfect and I rally love the feel in them. The Arles and the Vespids are. Ice as well but for me being in love with vintage it’s a match made in heaven 👀🤩👌

Yes for sure! You can contact me to come out and do it! I travel all over the Netherlands. alex@reinholdssons.com

App price 200$ ??

The calman home for lg is about 150, yeah. That’s also extremely accurate. If you work in video you will really wanna be sure that what you are watching is correct 🙏🏼

@@AlexReinholdsson The price has risen to $200

@@waelkhalil2313 Ah fair enough, still worth it every day of the week.. they also lowered the price permanently on studio version to 1199$ which is great!

Does the osmo have a 3,5mm jack?

I’d say it depends on what you wanna use it for, as a client monitor or a reference monitor and also size. But you could get a smaller LG oled, like the c2,c3 which is quite accurate 🙏🏼

Thanks for the comment, no you can’t have any camera control with this monitor :)

Oh it truly is fun to use, yeah 🙏🏼

Well, the nano should be able to livestream, so it should work if I’m not mistaken 🤔

Cool man, appreciate the comment! Happy to help 🙏🏼

procolor.ist/contour-official/ There, all the way down the bottom :)

I would buy a cable from an established brand in terms of the cinema world. Like shape, wooden camera, arri etc. Rather spend an extra dollar or two on quality that will last long. And if you find one that is shielded, that’s even better in terms of safety :)

@@AlexReinholdsson thanks for the answer, makes sense to get a high quality cable!

Yeah, 100%. Not everyone thinks like that unfortunately and cheap out on cables etc :p

Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

Hi, to be honest I did not test it in that environment and I didn’t play loud music. It has noise cancellation in the mic and the fit on the ear is super snug, so I think it would be possible, but I’d probably want something covering both ears if that was possible :)

@AlexReinholdsson Of course, dual-ear may possibly be necessary for live concerts, I'm just seeing the Synco Xtalk XMax are dual-ear.

@ ah fair! That would probably work. But did not test them in that kind of environment:)

Hi, yes if you buy the GoPro 3,5mm mic adapter:)

Yeah you can stream via rtmp via their app :)

Never heard of that to be honest, it’s always good either way routines of course but I never heard of a fried usb c. With that said tho, there is always a possibility but I wouldn’t worry about that personally:)

The randomness of the problem can be explained by understanding how it happens. The center pin of the cable makes contact with the connector before the ground (outer jacket), then you have a significant chance of frying the SDI. You cannot fry the SDI if your ground circuit is always completed first. With connectors like HDMI and USBC the outer casing of the actual connector is grounded and if you have ever noticed you have to insert these cables a significant distance into the connector before the remaining contacts make a connection. Long story short it's almost impossible to have the powered pins contact the connector before it makes a ground thus preventing the ground fault. I would clarify one point that I don't see on all the videos. You do NOT need to disconnect both ends of the BNC cable to protect yourself. There is a concept know as "air gapping". As long as one side of the cable is not connected it's impossible to fry your SDI. That could be important and in our case it's very difficult to disconnect the SDI on the camera side because of the rigging. There is no need though, we simply disconnect the monitor side.

@ comprehensive comment and I see where you’re coming from. Great one, this video is just a worst case scenario and people really do need to know their protocol, if not to protect the camera but also be efficient on set and to know it if someone says to perform it by the protocol way. But yeah, I don’t disconnect the monitor, only the camera, but that’s also due to rigging :) 🙏🏼

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Cool, i appreciate it mate 🙏🏼

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Thanks man, no, unfortunately not touch focus functioning.. but then again, it is a sub 150$ products so happy with what it gives :)

Wharves the resolution you send out of the camera? :)

Completetely irrelevant for my video, I know nothing about binance

Yeah I know, it is the Achilles heel of pretty much all Panasonic cameras I’m afraid:/

Cool man, happy that you got it working 🙏🏼🙌

Hi, thanks for the comment. In theory yes. But I was reading up on those cables and solutions and found that those products doesn’t really give you a 100% coverage anyway. But yeah. :)

@@AlexReinholdsson would you still recommend using it as additional layer of protection ?

@@ghospod well, an extra layer of protection is never wrong, I see no harm in it, with that said tho, good routines and well looked after equipment does it for me. I’m not using the extra protection:)

Thanks for watching 🙏🏼

I don’t think so. But I’ll text synco to see.

Got an answer: Yes! They could be connected with each other. But make sure this key point "if your X5 is X5_BM_1.0.3.1.bin, make sure your xpro is X5_PRO_1.0.3.0_.bin."

@@AlexReinholdsson I'm a little bit stuck with the update cause I'm a Mac user like everyone around me.

I would assume you mean Mac? But I feel you on that part, didn’t know you needed a pc to update

Unused the aivascope adapter mainly :)

@@AlexReinholdsson I do not understand what you are saying... What Lens did you use with the Aivascope Adapter??? it looked as you used the Helios 44-2 58mm

Yeah, I used the Helios adapted to EF and then the aivascope in front of the Helios :)

Well, in many of the aspects I am with you there. Since I made the video a few updates has been pushed to the FX3 but I still would prefer the S5ii X. Just waiting for an update from like the s1h or something like that

Thank you for the feedback 🙏🏼 I appreciate it so much :)

Well, I just used it in three interviews as a b cam slider and i had no issues at all with it. I can have an extra look on the footage if you want to. But it might also depend on how close you are :)

@ Thank you for your response. I would be using as a B cam as well, so it may be a non issue for me as well. Much appreciated.

cool _)

I will make another test where I will be meticulous in a to b and looping, cause the tests i have done is more narrative, so i have not had any need for it yet to be on the millimeter..

Hi! Thanks for the comment and sorry for the tardy answer, I wasn't in front of a xomputer and to write it on the phone was just like, naaah. Yeah, fully with you on the lag part, it is annoying and terrible, not for in like interviews and stuff tho since it works great for that, but on the whole, the HDMI lag with sound is a bit annoying.. Sony and a cinematic look out of the camera, I don't really follow what you mean there cause the FX3 is a quite digital look, not very cinematic unless you use cinema lenses or put a nice soft grade on it. But then again, all cameras with the right light, framing and lens can look cinematic. That expression is experiencing a higher inflation than the Swedish krona at the moment. About the 120 fps, fully with you on that part. as i also stated in the video. it still isn't as full of informatioin as the other codecs but 120 4k no crop.. that's a bummer to miss on the Lumix. Open gate as an idea.. I shoot for 4 companies monthly that needs the videos in 16x9, 9x16 and 4x5. This is fully doable in open gate. It is 6k, still 10-bit and works amazing. Some shots I can't replicate twice so it's crucial for me at this moment. And then to just meet the last few comments. Yeah, FX3 get's Braw in about a year, which is amazing for sony users. The autofocus on the Lumix s5 ii and II x is actually really good. It's still a tad behind the fx3, but not that much. If you waould have compared to S5 mk1. Then by all means, there is a no contest. but with the s5ii x i actually don't mind. And have in mind I sold my FX3 to only use the s5ii x. And yeah you have amazing gyro data, if you push the shutter beyond every reasonable limit, put it in a separate app to render and loose quality before putting it in your NLE. then yeah, it's amazing. But the IBIS in the S5 IIx is so unreal I barely use a gimbal anymore. But anyhow. Thank you for the comment, also nice for me to have aa reflextion on what I miss and not from the Sony line.

Hi! Yeah it is considerably less laggy and very responsive, so you can't really compare the app to the cineview. Since the cineview goes via hdmi, you can still record to an SSD via the USB c. So that wouldn't be an issue

I tried it now. It still has a lag, not that much that I wouldn't use it. And I don't have a reference but there is a small lag still. Synco commented on this post, so ask them more specifically!

@@AlexReinholdsson After looking at several videos after this, it appears that the delay comes from using the 2.4ghz frequency versus 1.9ghz. Even the new Hollyland Solidcom SE 2.4ghz version has a delay. However, they also make a Hollyland Solidcom SE 1.9ghz version, that no one is able to find yet. I was really hoping that the PRO version of the X-Talks would have eliminated the delay or greatly minimized over the non-PRO version...I really like their Monitor IN jack and the ability to make any unit the MASTER.

@davidhardy4684 fair enough, that could definitely be the case here. And yeah I really like the versatility of not being locked to only one master :)

I'm going to be honest with you, I did not try the normal X-talk before so I can't really say anything about that one but this one i don't feel there is any delay, I can make a closer look but if I did not even notice it I would say it's good :P