Your videos are very much needed! I've come to the conclusion that Gh5s is the most budget friendly camera we have to replicate the science of high end cinema cameras. I watched a video of this camera with a voightlander lens soon after watching a Roger Deakins movie and I could no longer tell the difference between the two in terms of cinematic picture quality. Thank you for allowing us to bring the most out of these cameras.
Hi, I'm using GH5S for very long takes so I have to allow the camera to change the ISO but keep everything else on manual so the image is essentially the same in terms of depth of field etc. Do you have any experience of that? I have got it to work pretty well but not consistently. So, for example a very long take of dusk when light levels are changing so much that the camera need to change the Iso from say 400 to 12,800. I'd be interested in how other people have used the auto iso and whether they have got it to work well. Thanks for the videos btw - always good to see how other people are using the same kit. I made same decision on GH5S for the 400mbps 4:2:2 all-I capability with internal recording - especially because I do not rig the camera up. I like the weather proofing to be intact and the whole equipment list to be small and lightweight.
Your videos are very much needed! I've come to the conclusion that Gh5s is the most budget friendly camera we have to replicate the science of high end cinema cameras. I watched a video of this camera with a voightlander lens soon after watching a Roger Deakins movie and I could no longer tell the difference between the two in terms of cinematic picture quality. Thank you for allowing us to bring the most out of these cameras.
3200 and 6400 looks nice. I independently tested the two and got the same results. Glad you confirmed
Which color profiles did you use? Because dual iso works different on each one
6400 iso HIGH and 6400 iso AUTO are perfectly the same?
Thanks!!!
what was your lens?
@@aqtaii It's listed in Part 1 of this video. Veydra Mini Primes.
Hi, I'm using GH5S for very long takes so I have to allow the camera to change the ISO but keep everything else on manual so the image is essentially the same in terms of depth of field etc. Do you have any experience of that? I have got it to work pretty well but not consistently. So, for example a very long take of dusk when light levels are changing so much that the camera need to change the Iso from say 400 to 12,800. I'd be interested in how other people have used the auto iso and whether they have got it to work well. Thanks for the videos btw - always good to see how other people are using the same kit. I made same decision on GH5S for the 400mbps 4:2:2 all-I capability with internal recording - especially because I do not rig the camera up. I like the weather proofing to be intact and the whole equipment list to be small and lightweight.
i guess it's pretty randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to stream new series online ?
@Elon Jackson I use Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
@Alexis Messiah yea, been using FlixZone for since april myself :)
@Alexis Messiah thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it !
@Elon Jackson you are welcome :D