วีดีโอ

You're welcome 🙂 Thanks so much for watching!

If you’re happy with the quality you’re getting, that’s great! It all depends on what you want to achieve. Using a GoPro is definitely the safer option 😉

Interesting theory! However, from what I understand now is that DR Boost is indeed combining two sensor readings, though not at different shutter speeds but at two gain (ISO) levels. You got me curious though, so I’ll see what I can do. Thanks for watching!

@@RedFrameTech looking forward to your tests, to see whether the two ISO levels readings happen at the same time or in succession in which case ghosting effect is still a possibility.🤔

True!

😂 🙏

Hi Matias. It’s hard to recommend one particular monitor, because it depends on what you want or expect to get out of it. It’s mostly personal preference and also budget. However, I can highly recommend the Neewer F700 if you’re looking for a 7” inch one. The Shimbol Memory 1 is a good 5” monitor and if you’d also like to record externally (including RAW) there’s either one of the Atomos recorders (like the Ninja, Ninja V) or the Black Magic Video Assist 12G (5” or 7”). I personally own the Ninja V and the BM Video Assist 5” and love them both. I’ve got videos on all of the aforementioned monitors on my channel. In the end, any camera monitor will work with your G9II, so try to determine what features you need before purchasing. Thanks so much for watching!

@@RedFrameTech Hi Sebastian, thank you so much for your detailed recommendation. I want to record externally on a Samsung T7 because sometimes I want to shoot with my iPhone 16 Pro and sometimes with my new G9 II. So I want to check out the Neewer or the Shimbol. Best, Mathias

That’s awesome to hear!

Thanks so much for watching!

It’s currently my most used monitor. It’s great. It’s got 1.25,1.33,1.5,1.79 and 2.0x anamorphic desqueeze

@@RedFrameTech awesome thank you so much! Definitely going to pull the trigger on it then.

It gets less good as light decreases because face recognition relies on its camera, but I’d say it’s better overall than the performance of mirrorless cameras

Glad to hear it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching 🙏

It’s definitely great value for money. The reason you can’t access safety track when just using the transmitter is because the transmitter can only record one mono channel (as basically all of these kinds of systems do). The split between the normal track and the safety track happens at the receiver’s end. That’s also why you can only use the safety track option when using only one transmitter.

Yes it does

Awesome. Good is good enough right? 👍

Glad to hear my video was helpful. Thanks so much for watching!

BT2020 is a color space so I am not entirely sure what you mean 😅 But in general, either of these devices record whatever your camera is set to put out over HDMI in whichever colorspace. Recording codec can be selected on device. Both can record in ProRes and dnx. The main difference lies in RAW video support: Black Magic: BRAW Atomos: ProResRAW

Are you talking about video or photo? And is the camera set to full manual mode?

@RedFrameTech A mode

@@RedFrameTech photos

@@vojtekvojtek3599 The A mode (aperture priority) is a semi-automatic mode in which you have no control over shutter speed. Try S (shutter priority) instead or M (fully manual)

@@RedFrameTech Thanks!🙂

Very true! 🙂

Hi! You need to run a 3.5mm cable from the H6’s line-out to the microphone input of the GH6 and then set that mic input to ‘line’ in the menu. Then try to set the H6’s line-out level as high as possible and adjust input level on the GH6 accordingly. If the level on the GH6 keeps clipping, adjust the output level on H6. Btw, what you’re planning to do is a good way to record back-up audio! Hope that helps and thanks so much for watching!

I am! Thanks 🙂

It does. It's camera-independent. However, it doesn't support a wired connection to the GH5, but other than that it works

@@RedFrameTech can you explain? what do you mean by a wired connection? do you pair it via Bluetooth with the handle and connect the Lidar pro? (meaning no need of a usb c connection) I'm a bit confused.

So Focus Pro doesn’t need to be connected to a camera. It’s a standalone system that controls the focus ring of your lens. You can use whatever camera with interchangeable lenses that have a focus ring. A wired connection to a compatible camera only allows for some additional functionality like start and stop recording via the grip. A wired (or Bluetooth) connection is not required for the system to work. I hope that explains it

Thanks! I am planning on doing a comparison video. I'm very curious myself 🙂

Maybe next time Filip!

By the way saw a new GH6 for 900€ But still don't know if it is not more wise to wait and get the GH7...I shoot usually concerts in high ISO with my GH5s...2500iso second base or GH5 800+ so don't know ​@@RedFrameTech

@filipmichalsaffray441 So far the GH7 has impressed me. I still have to do some more testing though (low-light GH6 vs GH7). But yeah, the deals on the GH6 are good right now..

@@RedFrameTech my concern is that GH6 with DR boost has a 2000 base iso wich is perfect for me because I usually film around that on MFT and the base ISO of GH7 is 500...and I heard that it is quiet noisy...so maybe for my personal use case GH6 is better...and with GH5s behind camera I was getting good AF result when needed so I don't know...

@@RedFrameTech one more question can you record 120 fps braw with GH6(7) with VA 12 G?

Thanks for watching!

🫡

Great to hear you're getting more into video and photo! I have some SmallRig lens supports that slide onto the two 15mm rods of my rig. They work pretty well and don't cost much. If you also get two rods and a base plate for the rods to go into, you've got yourself a basic tripod rig with lens support. Thanks so much for watching!

​@@RedFrameTech I ended up using a shoulder rig into the tripod header (I manually removed a nut and worked). Looks funny, but it hold the lens. I expect that changing my header in future, for another one, that supports more weight and works specifically for fluid video, is my way to go. Thanks for the feedback, best regards from Chile! ~By the way, very accurate review of the lens. I already did my first work with it a few days ago and is just awesome.

That’s great! If it works, it works 🙂

That sounds awesome! I hope something similar will be developed for iOS, since I don't have any Android devices. Thanks so much for sharing!

@@RedFrameTech umm sorry! Try to see "Go Button" for iOS

Sorry to hear that pisses you off. I can only do so much you know. I don’t have the funds to buy 10 different keyboards to test the ranges. Also, companies usually don’t state the bluetooth transmit power of their devices, so I have no way of knowing. But hey, perhaps YOU can tell me an easy and cost effective way to figure it out. I’m all ears! Thanks for watching!

@@RedFrameTech easy is a nothingburger word and excuses are tools the incompetents use to build monuments of nothingness. it's a harsh quote but you're being paid for an ad, you decided to please the corporate gods and you have been found wanting :P

Speaking of a monuments of nothingness.. Thank you for your words of wisdom, oh Mighty Anonymous Keyboard Hero. In all seriousness: the great thing about this particular ‘corporate god’ as you call them, is that they basically give me complete creative freedom and so I make what I want and not what you want. Don’t like it? That’s okay. What I want to make has nothing to do with you. Sorry. Btw, you’re also pleasing the ‘corporate gods’ by being on TH-cam on, my guess, your phone.. just to put things in perspective

So for DaVinci Resolve the only option is the Video Assist, because it records BRAW. ProRes RAW from the Ninja V is not supported by Resolve. However, if you’re planning to record ProRes (not RAW) you can pick either one, because ProRes is supported in Resolve. Hope that helps!

@RedFrameTech Thank you so much. I am planning on getting my first monitor and just hoping to make the best decision between both. I think I am aiming more towards the Video Assist. The 7 since it has a bit more features.

I like your analogy 😂

Sure thing! I still use this tripod and it held up really well. The fluid head is still functioning almost like new. The only downside is not having a separate knob to adjust friction (I believe I mentioned that in my video). Thanks so much for watching!

@@RedFrameTech Thanks for the answer :) A few years ago I bought a Kingjoy VT-2500 tripod, which I quite like - it is stable and can still be carried quite well (I don't have a car). The problem is that I shoot with a camcorder, which is very light, so the camera sometimes turns slightly on its own and pans too easily. I hope that friction control could solve this problem, which is quite frustrating for me. I also found it interesting that the head can be disassembled. I wondered if more resistance could be achieved by adding more "filling" (if such a thing is possible). I really enjoyed the part of the review with testing in extreme conditions. Together with the music, the video achieved a really dramatic effect :)

@@BlanCamCZ Happy to hear you liked the video 🙂 I suppose you could make it have more friction by replacing the existing grease with a thicker kind. I never tried it myself, but I can imagine that could potentially work well

I’m pretty sure that’s not going to fit. They’re very different body designs

That’s tough. It’s out of the lidar’s range. I guess it could work with the rs4 and the S9. No lidar, just the S9’s AF. Check out one of PhotoJoseph’s recent streams

@ i did. Would love to see that distance before rs4 upgrade. The rs3 works just not that far S9 rs3pro in my experience.Sounds promising though! Def look into it.Thank You

😁 which one do you use?

That’s definitely a way to do it. I prefer to record a video in one go and for me a teleprompter enables me to do that.

I think I’d for the Zhongyi to complete your set and have consistency across the lenses. On the other hand, from what I’ve seen, the nightwalker is nice too 😅

@@RedFrameTechyes that's what I told myself ;) so you don't help me 😂

@@MrKermitt71Sorry 😅

As far as tweaks to the profiles go: it really comes personal preference. As a rule of thumb for myself, I tend to dial sharpness down when I use my sharpest lenses to make it look more organic. Contrast I usually leave at default or slightly dialed down.

@@RedFrameTech I have a couple videos up I hope you can review maybe, I just got the Sony Zv-e1 and I like the look of the G9 more, its more frigid and sharper

@@MTKnockOut Sure! Tell me where to find the videos

Glad you enjoyed it!

Unfortunately, I don’t own either of those lenses

@@RedFrameTech sorry somehow this comment was from another video, not sure how it got sent to you. thank you though

Glad it was helpful!