Panasonic GH5 | In-camera Noise Reduction & Sharpening Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- This video was not intended to be released like this. These tests were meant to be a part of a more in-depth video with more tests, especially one with skin tones. So this video can be seen as incomplete, but I'd rather put the tests on TH-cam instead of letting them sit on my harddrive, in hope that they could be helpful to someone. So in this video we test all the different settings for in-camera noise reduction and sharpening, for both V-Log L and natural, at different ISO's aswell.
Timestamps:
Intro: 00:00
NR | V-Log L - ISO 400: 00:35
NR | V-Log L - ISO 1600: 02:22
NR | V-Log L - ISO 6400: 04:12
NR | Natural - ISO 400: 06:00
NR | Natural - ISO 1600: 07:19
NR | Natural - ISO 6400: 08:39
Sharpening | V-Log L: 09:57
Sharpening | Natural: 11:46
Outro: 13:04
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Thanks a ton for this honestly saves me so much time and I'm really sick of the WHACKY WOOOHOO WEEOOOO YEAAA youtubers who take 5 minute intros and just blab
Straight to the point comparisons
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This is one of the best camera test videos on youtube, thank you for the side-by-side comparisons!
Thanks for shooting these tests and not deleting them. I am very grateful for the time it has saved me from running these tests myself.
this vid is amazingly put together. thank u for all that comparisons.
my favorite settings is definitely sharpening to -5. sharpening setting seems to increase grain by a lot while sharpness stays almost the same, just doesnt seem worth it. when it comes to NR once again i definitely like more it in - . just not sure if -5 or -2 or maybe just leave it at default 0. i definitely dont like it in +, it smudges everything, blurs, and it seems to kill contrast a bit too.
Thank you for sharing these tests. 👍🏻
No problem :)
thankyou for the video
Thanks a ton for this test. For me it seems that noise reduction 0 is best bang for buck, and the same goes for sharpness. Will use them from today at 0. And of course, I wouldn't go over 1600 altho it would be very interesting to see results for ISO3200, because 6400 is kinda extreme...
I was messing around for a bit and just ended up defaulting it back to what it was out the box as well lol
Very interesting test! You should do one for the Lumix S cameras as well!
Don't own any Lumix S cameras unfortunately
Ciao Luca. Ho da poco preso la S1 E sto provando a fare da me questi test. Con log, natural, cine d e cine v. Non ne cavo un ragno da un buco però. Non ho sufficiente occhio ed esperienza per capire. Tu cosa mi puoi dire su cosa sia meglio e quando? Grazie in anticipo
@@FedericoBee ciao Fede, usa V-Log con sharpening e noise reduction al minimo...se vuoi registrare in rec709 usa cine D
@@LucaBono.Studio grazie. Per ora sto lavorando in rec 709 perché è l'unico che conosco più che altro. Non so cosa venga usato nel documentario ma spero di capirlo presto. Documentario/cinema del reale. Penso si lavori ancora tranquillamente in fhd per i festival del cinema "minori". Per cine d tengo a zero quindi nr e sharp? Ho solo visto in un video di metterli a meno 5 se si va in basse luci. Molto basse
@@FedericoBee sempre tutto a -5...altrimenti ad alti ISO rischi di avere problemi di ghosting (immagini fantasma)
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Well thank you for the video, would of loved the more in depth but plans change I understand. I still prefer sharpness at -5 especially when shooting leaves, plants, and still prefer noise reduction at -5 simply because of the natural look straight out of camera. The noise reduction is not bad at all, -3 seems like a good trade off with not destroying your footage. What do you think
Yeah, would have been nice to make a more in-depth video. This one feels a bit incomplete without skin tone tests, because that really is the most important part when it comes to trying to get natural looking images.
I am confused does reducing it or increasing nr make it less noice or more
@@Random-yz8gb Increasing noise reduction will make noise, much smaller and nonexistent, but it does ruin the image so there is a trade-off
@@lovefirst6157 I really hate the noise and don't use the premier pros vr denoise because it's so bad, so what setting do u recommend? Idk about sharpness either
@@Random-yz8gb for me you really have to shoot with certain settings, review the footage and see how u like it. I like my sharpness at -4 and noise reduction at -5 and I never use noise reduction because I never went crazy with the iso but if u feel like you are going to use 1600 or more iso a lot then shoot a shot with noise reduction at 0 then noise reduction at -5. If u can’t tell a difference then go with 0
So what camera are you rockin nowadays Carl?
Currently rocking the BMPCC4K as my A-cam and the original BMPCC as B-cam
@@carlscinema7086 what do you like about it that made you switch? Im also a GH5 owner but also looking at the BMPCC4K.
I have a big confusion!!! Wish settings is better on Gh5 +5 or what !!!!
It up to you to decide. Plus 5 just means there is more of sharpness or noise reduction being applied in camera. If you don’t see a difference then leave it in 0 for noise reduction and 0 for sharpness or you could reduce sharpness too just please don’t go over 0 for both noise reduction and sharpness like +1.
What Love First said 👍