I really try to be as honest and realistic as possible. People who are overly negative or overly positive always make me skeptical you know? It’s good to have a healthy dose of both.
Fantastic video! Definitely the perfect approach to this type of thing and honestly a LOT of cameras have the streaking problem but no one seems to really complain about them. Regardless, of the streaking every camera has obstacles. This is just one for this camera. Again, great video!
That probably explains why I've never noticed the streaking. Always shooting with DR Boost ON slightly over-exposed by one stop or 120p without DRB at low ISO values. Thanks a lot for the video. WIll mention it everytime someone is asking about the issue, which so far has been a non-issue to me. 😅
Great. When I heard about this I said ruh-roh but I tend to work with ISOs cranked as low as possible and everything indoors lit. And thanks to your work here we've all got the information we need to work around it. There being very few perfect cameras anyway we're mostly used to that, or should be. I continue to really appreciate your approach in these videos. Does it exist? Yes. Is it a big deal? Mostly not. That's how professionals tend to approach these things, because the real world is always throwing you curve balls. Life goes on. 😎
I’ve seen the comparison to the black magic cameras are basically just as bad or worse than some situations! I can’t remember if the 4K or 6K was supposed to be worse though…
@@RhettThompsonFilm Going to have to disagree with you there. I own both the 4K and the 6K and I’ve never seen that on either cam. They can get noisy but most cameras that shoot some type of RAW usually do since they don’t have noise reduction baked in.
@@ColorfieldMedia Yeah I mean I haven’t used them personally enough to know but it’s definitely more prevalent on those cameras than average even if it’s not as bad as the GH6 but I’ve heard that discussion seen some comparisons.
I’ve many researched video for this problem, streaking issue is available in cmos sensor: Sony a7s, Fuji XT3-4, Canon R5c have also the issue. For A7s: th-cam.com/video/UGeR7POG3dQ/w-d-xo.html For Fuji XT: th-cam.com/video/EOIPli9y5Ro/w-d-xo.html For R5C (3:53) th-cam.com/video/PltbzDD0rH0/w-d-xo.html I’ve heard gh5s has same issue but I don’t have evidence.
@@RhettThompsonFilm Im going to get the Kolari OLPF. I’m getting one installed next month to combat moire in very specific situations but will let you know if it helps streaking. I Enjoy the channel brother! 🙏
Appreciate the video but it shouldn’t be an issue to begin with, or the community’s job to find work arounds and fixes. I’m a GH6 owner and think Gerald and Co were right to call this out, and we should demand better for our hard earned cash! That being said I just feel they’ve pushed this particular sensor too hard, hence the noise, etc. I’ve also seen the same streaking with the Canon R5C but there’s still no excuse.
I suggest you watch my response to Gerald undones review. Yeah this is a disappointing and annoying issue but it’s super super rare and in the few times it does come up one or two clicks on the ISO dial essentially eliminate it. If you don’t like it or if it’s going to really affect your work this camera isn’t for you so maybe consider some of their full frame stuff or a GH5ii. For me it’s easily my favorite camera and I can’t stop using it.
@@RhettThompsonFilm I actually only saw the issue after grading the vlog footage as it was not apparent on the LCD. After this happened I searched and saw this video and a few others online thanks for posting this. Hopefully there will be a firmware fix for it.
Thanks for taking the time to make the video. It makes sense now why sunsets or other low light situations were getting ruined. Love the gh6, it's amazing ... but have been going back to the g9 more and more cause I can trust it.
One other tip for dealing with it- I've noticed that these streaks mostly occur deep in the shadows of V-log near the noise floor, which is an area I tend to grade out anyways. If I can see the streak, it usually means I need to crush the blacks a little more. I think the issue is Lumix pushing their hardware too far in order to claim more stops of dynamic range than the sensor can really provide. A lot of manufacturers seem to be doing this. I've noticed as claims of dynamic range increase, the images from cameras have been getting noisier and more prone to artifacts. I just grade it out. It may feel like you're decreasing the image's dynamic range, but it's a range that was never really there to begin with.
Underexposing then adding contrast and raising the exposure by like 1-2 stops will certainly bring this effect out. Thats what I had to do to get it to show up at all for my testing.
I’ve just purchased a new GH6 which I had to wait a couple of weeks for new stock - haven’t noticed any streaking - I wonder if they have fixed the issue on the later manufacturers units
Yea I really want to take like 3+ copies and see if it varies from model to model. Generally it’s hard to see but certain (camera) settings and (location) settings combos together poorly
Have you tried this with Angle/ISO set to 180? I have seen this recommended for video but do not understand exactly what it does. I really have not been able to duplicate this streaking problem. However it probably will show up at the wrong time in an important video!
Shutter angle is just more of a film/cinema standard. It takes the “double your frame rate for shutter speed” and makes it automatic when shutter is set to 180 degrees for correct motion blur.
An idea I had is if you have an external monitor, create your own custom LUT (however you like it) but with the blacks crushed down and highlights adjusted slightly down so the image looks more or less the way you would use it in an edit, maybe even a tad bit dark. Looking at V-log off the little camera screen or even off an external monitor, with the very “soft, flat, grey” log look its hard to notice streaking. The streaks get lost in the flat V log image. If you are viewing your image with the LUT already on the clips these streaks become super obvious and although this is not a solution it at least helps you from wasting your time and coming home to shots you thought were good but have streaks. It kind of allows you to notice right away and change your settings, lighting, angle etc to try to avoid this. Also thanks this is a great video.
I did some digging, and this is an inherent problem with all CMOS sensors, especially at high ISOs. Quote from Jarred Land (president of RED): "this is a relatively normal CMOS thing.. kinda like the black sun dot all cameras used to have ( i think some cameas from other manufacturers still do ) its been there since the R1 since we do use CMOS technology like almost everyone else. If you take a small source highly clipped a bunch of stops against almost black and it crosses the edge of the frame or just off the edge of frame ( most cases ) you will see what looks like a streak. People call this the "phantom blinds" effect because the easiest way to replicate this is to open slit blinds into daylight in a pitch dark room. Of course you will see this at higher ISOs, and most post houses have developed a post fix from dealing with it over the years from many cameras. Its a silicon thing. The company that makes the dynamic range charts we use actually have added a little flag that goes over the clipping square now, because if your shooting a CMOS camera and you get that flare it can actually trick you into thinking you have more DR... since the streak replicates the shape of the highlight and lifts everything with it."
Did you compared with other actual cameras to see if others sensors 4/3, apsc,full frame…to see if those artifact appears somehow in same condition….would be interesting to push some sensors….😅
I noticed it years ago on my GH5 and can see it on the S5 and GH5ii but it’s incredibly minimal on those cameras where on the GH6 FX30 or Fuji HS2 it seems to be more moderate amounts (depending on your situation)
I don't like when TH-camrs tries to make excuses for a product defects, and tries to give a workaround. This is not the job of a reviewer it's the job of the product manufacturer. At the time of buying the product I don't think the seller of the product would ever accept less money. No excuse for Panasonic, if they want to sell product they need to make sure it doesn't come with any problems, if there are any issues they should be ready to fix it at no cost or inconvenience to the customers, and TH-camrs should stop trying to normalise manufacturers poor workmanship.
I dont really remember making excuses. I said its the worst effect of this kind Ive ever seen in a camera Ive personally owned, and simply stated I doubt most people will ever notice it in their work BUT if they do here's how to avoid it.
@@RhettThompsonFilm appreciate your response, my only problem was with your last bit which you mentioned in your comment, I think by doing the way you're suggesting you're giving a workaround, which many of us got used to these days because manufacturers are basically using customers as their beta testers. If this is the case then businesses like Panasonic, DJI should pay for beta testing. We the consumers should hold these companies accountable and force them to produce well engineered products. It is the customers at the end of the day pay the highest price in terms of loos of business, reputational damage etc etc.
@Mike Krumlauf I'm a longtime Panasonic camera user. My work flow depends on m43 system and I wanted to upgrade my GH4 to GH6 . Like you when I saw this issues with the GH6 I just decided to save my money and wait for any other camera manufacturers to come up with a better offering. I agree with you GH6 in its present state is unacceptable, no matter what any TH-camrs might wish to say.
Hi! it's all about ISO, even if you don't use DB. Before 2000 there are stripes in the Vlog. After 2000 something happens, as if the camera goes into some other mode. This changes the color from magenta to normal. And the Streaking completely disappear at 6400.
@@RhettThompsonFilm Copy that, good to know - it's funny, the event I would rent these would be a similar situation, filming a talking panel that is heavily backlight against a window haha. And I'd film in natural and prob crank the ISO some haha so its a perfect recipe for it. Thanks and keep up the great work, subbed. I do reviews etc too if ya wanna take a gander - Im a Sony guy tho :)
is the wedding dress video here do u have full wedding video you done with this camera and if so how long battery life last i would like to shoot 4k or 5.7k the highest thanks and what max iso for video and max iso for photos ?
Maybe I’ll make a video about how the camera performs. The battery life is about good enough for a Catholic ceremony in HD and 4k might be pushing it so around an hour for me most of the time
Hey Thanks for the research... Really a good job...I think I will make a pass on the GH6 unfortunatly, I do lot of Low light shoots of concerts classical and other music with a ton of LED Projektors and Lights ans Bad exposure...pity for my collection of MFT lenses but GH5,5s paired with Ninja V are still doing the job I need from them. so probably I will wait or I will buy another S5 or maybe have a test Flavour of Sony and go with the F30...
@@RhettThompsonFilm Anyway thanks for exploring the topic...as I mentionned I shoot Kind of high ISO with GH5 even with fast Lens but I think that native 2000 with DB schuld Work Out of I attend to purchase one GH6.
@@RhettThompsonFilm Hey One question I have a body deal for S5 1299CHF/$ vs GH6 New 1526 CHF/$ After cashback which one would you chose I have an extensive MFT Lens Collection and some L mount doing Multicam live recording half of my Gear IS BMPCC4K,6K the other half IS Panasonic GH5,5s and S5...or go for GH5s New for 1060...? Any suggestions for a new caméra GH6 or S5...micro HDMI sucs...but braw 5.9K IS Amazing as Proresraw...got Ninja V and Blackmagic video assist...
@@RhettThompsonFilm I did, and I still see the streaking in the shots you claim are good. For most people that don't want to have to just make do/work around, the GH5s is the answer I think.
I remember the black sun problems with the Black Magic, and Sony cameras. Both companies fixed their problems, and Panasonic will too. It's probably due to bit-wise programing software bug.
It usually is, like on sony a7iii and certain overhead lights or projectors, but this is a static streak (those usually move up or down the screen as interlaces). Was gonna rent some GH6s now I'm too scared haha.
@@ТарасГалишко-х9ц I went back and looked and it seems I used the S5 for that begining scene which does not have the best IBIS in the Lumix lineup. However I dont think the footage is THAT shaky, but the GH5 or GH6 perform much better.
If you want to see how the ISO effects DR boost and NOISE check out this video!
th-cam.com/video/6JISvrX52Jk/w-d-xo.html
So nice to hear a TH-camr giving honest criticism for a product that they also support. Thanks for your hard work!
I really try to be as honest and realistic as possible. People who are overly negative or overly positive always make me skeptical you know? It’s good to have a healthy dose of both.
Fantastic video! Definitely the perfect approach to this type of thing and honestly a LOT of cameras have the streaking problem but no one seems to really complain about them. Regardless, of the streaking every camera has obstacles. This is just one for this camera. Again, great video!
Gh5 never did.
That probably explains why I've never noticed the streaking.
Always shooting with DR Boost ON slightly over-exposed by one stop or 120p without DRB at low ISO values.
Thanks a lot for the video. WIll mention it everytime someone is asking about the issue, which so far has been a non-issue to me. 😅
Yeah I think that’s how most people use the camera and after this test I think even more well.
The same here! It is a non issue for me in the way I use and need the Camera!
so we should shoot with the DR Boost on? If we shoot in auto mode will the streak also show in the video? Thanks
would you recommend the GH6 over the GH5ii in 2023?
It is worth to know the limitations of the tool, and we are good to go.
The reason I wanted to make this video ASAP. Avoid 2-3 different ISO settings and shoot away!
Great. When I heard about this I said ruh-roh but I tend to work with ISOs cranked as low as possible and everything indoors lit. And thanks to your work here we've all got the information we need to work around it. There being very few perfect cameras anyway we're mostly used to that, or should be. I continue to really appreciate your approach in these videos. Does it exist? Yes. Is it a big deal? Mostly not. That's how professionals tend to approach these things, because the real world is always throwing you curve balls. Life goes on. 😎
has they fixed this with GH7?
Basically yes
Good info. It def seems like a hardware issue. This is why I decided to stay clear of the GH6 and stick with the GH5S and Blackmagic Cams.
I’ve seen the comparison to the black magic cameras are basically just as bad or worse than some situations! I can’t remember if the 4K or 6K was supposed to be worse though…
@@RhettThompsonFilm Going to have to disagree with you there. I own both the 4K and the 6K and I’ve never seen that on either cam. They can get noisy but most cameras that shoot some type of RAW usually do since they don’t have noise reduction baked in.
@@ColorfieldMedia Yeah I mean I haven’t used them personally enough to know but it’s definitely more prevalent on those cameras than average even if it’s not as bad as the GH6 but I’ve heard that discussion seen some comparisons.
Never had these problems with Olympus either.
@@RhettThompsonFilm I’m also a black magic owner, never seen a streaking issue ever. In my cameras or my friends or online
I have a solution. Gh5ii or gh7
🤯
I’ve many researched video for this problem, streaking issue is available in cmos sensor: Sony a7s, Fuji XT3-4, Canon R5c have also the issue.
For A7s:
th-cam.com/video/UGeR7POG3dQ/w-d-xo.html
For Fuji XT:
th-cam.com/video/EOIPli9y5Ro/w-d-xo.html
For R5C (3:53)
th-cam.com/video/PltbzDD0rH0/w-d-xo.html
I’ve heard gh5s has same issue but I don’t have evidence.
Would an OLPF fix this issue?
I don’t believe so
@@RhettThompsonFilm Im going to get the Kolari OLPF. I’m getting one installed next month to combat moire in very specific situations but will let you know if it helps streaking. I Enjoy the channel brother! 🙏
Appreciate the video but it shouldn’t be an issue to begin with, or the community’s job to find work arounds and fixes. I’m a GH6 owner and think Gerald and Co were right to call this out, and we should demand better for our hard earned cash! That being said I just feel they’ve pushed this particular sensor too hard, hence the noise, etc. I’ve also seen the same streaking with the Canon R5C but there’s still no excuse.
I suggest you watch my response to Gerald undones review. Yeah this is a disappointing and annoying issue but it’s super super rare and in the few times it does come up one or two clicks on the ISO dial essentially eliminate it. If you don’t like it or if it’s going to really affect your work this camera isn’t for you so maybe consider some of their full frame stuff or a GH5ii. For me it’s easily my favorite camera and I can’t stop using it.
@@RhettThompsonFilmme too
I only noticed streaking once before the update, but after updating I have not noticed it at all. Great video, thanks for the info! 😎
I found this streaking on one of my shoots. Would have been the best shot had it not been for this issue. 😂
Oh nooooo, I don’t know if I’ve had any shots ruined but certainly I’ve encountered it
@@RhettThompsonFilm I actually only saw the issue after grading the vlog footage as it was not apparent on the LCD. After this happened I searched and saw this video and a few others online thanks for posting this. Hopefully there will be a firmware fix for it.
Thanks for taking the time to make the video. It makes sense now why sunsets or other low light situations were getting ruined. Love the gh6, it's amazing ... but have been going back to the g9 more and more cause I can trust it.
One other tip for dealing with it- I've noticed that these streaks mostly occur deep in the shadows of V-log near the noise floor, which is an area I tend to grade out anyways. If I can see the streak, it usually means I need to crush the blacks a little more.
I think the issue is Lumix pushing their hardware too far in order to claim more stops of dynamic range than the sensor can really provide. A lot of manufacturers seem to be doing this. I've noticed as claims of dynamic range increase, the images from cameras have been getting noisier and more prone to artifacts. I just grade it out. It may feel like you're decreasing the image's dynamic range, but it's a range that was never really there to begin with.
Underexposing then adding contrast and raising the exposure by like 1-2 stops will certainly bring this effect out. Thats what I had to do to get it to show up at all for my testing.
I’ve just purchased a new GH6 which I had to wait a couple of weeks for new stock - haven’t noticed any streaking - I wonder if they have fixed the issue on the later manufacturers units
Yea I really want to take like 3+ copies and see if it varies from model to model. Generally it’s hard to see but certain (camera) settings and (location) settings combos together poorly
Have you tried this with Angle/ISO set to 180? I have seen this recommended for video but do not understand exactly what it does. I really have not been able to duplicate this streaking problem. However it probably will show up at the wrong time in an important video!
Shutter angle is just more of a film/cinema standard. It takes the “double your frame rate for shutter speed” and makes it automatic when shutter is set to 180 degrees for correct motion blur.
Like your chanel verry much👍 keep up the good work 💪
I’m doing my best! I wish I could make more of these videos but things are so busy.
Does anyone know if they fixed this in the GH7?
@@MatthewJohnMurphy it’s much better. The same or better than most cameras on the market
Awesome information!
Awesome Rhett. Those were some very clear results!
I tried to get as specific as possible!
@@RhettThompsonFilm I have a 2 day shoot tomorrow. I’m going to keep your tests in mind!
GH7? The problem remains?
@@Davidelegni not really no
An idea I had is if you have an external monitor, create your own custom LUT (however you like it) but with the blacks crushed down and highlights adjusted slightly down so the image looks more or less the way you would use it in an edit, maybe even a tad bit dark. Looking at V-log off the little camera screen or even off an external monitor, with the very “soft, flat, grey” log look its hard to notice streaking. The streaks get lost in the flat V log image. If you are viewing your image with the LUT already on the clips these streaks become super obvious and although this is not a solution it at least helps you from wasting your time and coming home to shots you thought were good but have streaks. It kind of allows you to notice right away and change your settings, lighting, angle etc to try to avoid this. Also thanks this is a great video.
Its so bad you didnt even see until someone said something ....anyway
Haha
Great video! I'd like to see a video going over the settings you use on your GH6
Hmmm such as?
Thanks! Nice to know! I own my GH6 but didn't notice this bad banding! Thanks!
I strongly suspect that most viewers who are on this camera will rarely if ever encounter it in the real world
I did some digging, and this is an inherent problem with all CMOS sensors, especially at high ISOs.
Quote from Jarred Land (president of RED):
"this is a relatively normal CMOS thing.. kinda like the black sun dot all cameras used to have ( i think some cameas from other manufacturers still do ) its been there since the R1 since we do use CMOS technology like almost everyone else. If you take a small source highly clipped a bunch of stops against almost black and it crosses the edge of the frame or just off the edge of frame ( most cases ) you will see what looks like a streak. People call this the "phantom blinds" effect because the easiest way to replicate this is to open slit blinds into daylight in a pitch dark room. Of course you will see this at higher ISOs, and most post houses have developed a post fix from dealing with it over the years from many cameras. Its a silicon thing.
The company that makes the dynamic range charts we use actually have added a little flag that goes over the clipping square now, because if your shooting a CMOS camera and you get that flare it can actually trick you into thinking you have more DR... since the streak replicates the shape of the highlight and lifts everything with it."
13 Oct 22, it was cool seeing you in Lumix Live chat today.
I love those things! I hope I can catch more in the future
Did you compared with other actual cameras to see if others sensors 4/3, apsc,full frame…to see if those artifact appears somehow in same condition….would be interesting to push some sensors….😅
I noticed it years ago on my GH5 and can see it on the S5 and GH5ii but it’s incredibly minimal on those cameras where on the GH6 FX30 or Fuji HS2 it seems to be more moderate amounts (depending on your situation)
@@RhettThompsonFilm oh, I didn’t know XH2 was concerned too.
Great work! Thanks for putting in the time and the effort. 👏🏾👍🏾🙏🏾
I really do want to do more high quality high effort videos that brings new info to people. Thanks for the comment!
Have you tested for this streaking this in ProRes Raw?
I don’t have the ability to record raw unfortunately but I’m curious how raw would behave in terms of noise and streaking
Thanks so much for putting all the effort in! Thanks so much for keeping all this real.
I try!
I don't like when TH-camrs tries to make excuses for a product defects, and tries to give a workaround. This is not the job of a reviewer it's the job of the product manufacturer. At the time of buying the product I don't think the seller of the product would ever accept less money. No excuse for Panasonic, if they want to sell product they need to make sure it doesn't come with any problems, if there are any issues they should be ready to fix it at no cost or inconvenience to the customers, and TH-camrs should stop trying to normalise manufacturers poor workmanship.
I dont really remember making excuses. I said its the worst effect of this kind Ive ever seen in a camera Ive personally owned, and simply stated I doubt most people will ever notice it in their work BUT if they do here's how to avoid it.
@@RhettThompsonFilm appreciate your response, my only problem was with your last bit which you mentioned in your comment, I think by doing the way you're suggesting you're giving a workaround, which many of us got used to these days because manufacturers are basically using customers as their beta testers. If this is the case then businesses like Panasonic, DJI should pay for beta testing. We the consumers should hold these companies accountable and force them to produce well engineered products. It is the customers at the end of the day pay the highest price in terms of loos of business, reputational damage etc etc.
@Mike Krumlauf I'm a longtime Panasonic camera user. My work flow depends on m43 system and I wanted to upgrade my GH4 to GH6 . Like you when I saw this issues with the GH6 I just decided to save my money and wait for any other camera manufacturers to come up with a better offering. I agree with you GH6 in its present state is unacceptable, no matter what any TH-camrs might wish to say.
@Mike Krumlauf 22 years of shooting and you managed to blow out your honeycomb lights the first time you turned the camera on? Legend.
Thanks you're a lifesaver 😃🙏🤙🏻
Hope this was informative!
thx for this
Hi! it's all about ISO, even if you don't use DB. Before 2000 there are stripes in the Vlog. After 2000 something happens, as if the camera goes into some other mode. This changes the color from magenta to normal. And the Streaking completely disappear at 6400.
Its no that extreme and 250 is still decent but year 2000 is best for streaking.
Question: Do any of these streaking issues affect stills made with the GH6? If so, what operation settings should be used to minimize it?
The only time Ive ever seen this in photos was at 12800 ISO and it was VERY minimal unless you really looked hard.
I was think about, can it be flicker from the light?
No, but a lot of people see light flicker and think it’s this in many cases
want to take a look at mine? i mean its bad.. really bad.
Send some samples to the email on the about page on my channel
ugh looks awful hahah YIKES!
Which part
@@RhettThompsonFilm 10:56 really grinded my gears. always a fan of the GH5 so just taken back by that
@@TravisVarga I feel that! Truly though this is next to impossible to create unless you’re trying
@@RhettThompsonFilm Copy that, good to know - it's funny, the event I would rent these would be a similar situation, filming a talking panel that is heavily backlight against a window haha. And I'd film in natural and prob crank the ISO some haha so its a perfect recipe for it. Thanks and keep up the great work, subbed. I do reviews etc too if ya wanna take a gander - Im a Sony guy tho :)
Thank you for this info. Is this video taken from GH6 or a different camera?
Like the talking to camera stuff?
@@RhettThompsonFilm yeah.
is the wedding dress video here do u have full wedding video you done with this camera and if so how long battery life last i would like to shoot 4k or 5.7k the highest thanks
and what max iso for video and max iso for photos ?
Maybe I’ll make a video about how the camera performs. The battery life is about good enough for a Catholic ceremony in HD and 4k might be pushing it so around an hour for me most of the time
@@RhettThompsonFilm can u plug in usb powerbank to charge it and film ?
@@swiftdetecting if it’s got the right specs yes!
This camera is absolutely a no go for me.
Oh really? What’s up
@@RhettThompsonFilm Because the GH6 requires me to manage these glitchy scenarios.
@@raredreamfootage oh fair enough! I’m still under 10-15 shots that this issue has appeared in
Hey Thanks for the research...
Really a good job...I think I will make a pass on the GH6 unfortunatly, I do lot of Low light shoots of concerts classical and other music with a ton of LED Projektors and Lights ans Bad exposure...pity for my collection of MFT lenses but GH5,5s paired with Ninja V are still doing the job I need from them.
so probably I will wait or I will buy another S5 or maybe have a test Flavour of Sony and go with the F30...
Hey that’s a personal choice! I knew Weddings and narrative work so this stuff comes up a lot in those situations! Perhaps this is a rental situation.
@@RhettThompsonFilm Anyway thanks for exploring the topic...as I mentionned I shoot Kind of high ISO with GH5 even with fast Lens but I think that native 2000 with DB schuld Work Out of I attend to purchase one GH6.
@@RhettThompsonFilm Hey One question
I have a body deal for S5 1299CHF/$ vs GH6 New 1526 CHF/$ After cashback which one would you chose I have an extensive MFT Lens Collection and some
L mount doing Multicam live recording half of my Gear IS BMPCC4K,6K the other half IS Panasonic GH5,5s and S5...or go for GH5s New for 1060...?
Any suggestions for a new caméra
GH6 or S5...micro HDMI sucs...but braw 5.9K IS Amazing as Proresraw...got Ninja V and Blackmagic video assist...
so basically, buy the GH5s instead
I have a feeling you didn’t watch the video
@@RhettThompsonFilm I did, and I still see the streaking in the shots you claim are good. For most people that don't want to have to just make do/work around, the GH5s is the answer I think.
@@SamuelRush a7siii is the move ;)
I remember the black sun problems with the Black Magic, and Sony cameras. Both companies fixed their problems, and Panasonic will too. It's probably due to bit-wise programing software bug.
OK, so:
Use ISO 250, 1000, 2000+DB
Do not combine the GH6 w/ honeycomb light effects
Thanks again!
🥂🕶
More or less! Although no one who hasn’t watched the video first read this comment or else 😤
@@RhettThompsonFilm 😹
This is a high shutter speed issue, not iso.
I think you’re mistaken sir
It usually is, like on sony a7iii and certain overhead lights or projectors, but this is a static streak (those usually move up or down the screen as interlaces). Was gonna rent some GH6s now I'm too scared haha.
谢谢
where is ibis?))) in the first shots?
What do you mean?
@@RhettThompsonFilm the picture shakes a lot
did you turn ibis?
@@ТарасГалишко-х9ц I went back and looked and it seems I used the S5 for that begining scene which does not have the best IBIS in the Lumix lineup. However I dont think the footage is THAT shaky, but the GH5 or GH6 perform much better.
@@RhettThompsonFilm OK. S5 and GH6 - which better for you? I have S5 and GH5S