@joe1946 That is amazing, my wife's gonna be pissed when I come home with a telescope tomorrow ;)
Just did a quick test shot this evening with a Kit Lens from GX7, the Pany 14-42 and a 45-200. Not that expensive lenses, but the quality from this camera is outstanding even with Kit lenses outdoors. Love my GH4.
Some thought from playing around a bit this week and last:
Screen capture from the 4K moon video taken with the GH4
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2939/14134515692_c6936b71fa_o.jpg
Flycam Nano + GH4. Coming from the GH2, I'm absolutely in LOVE with the GH4.
First quick test with my Lomo anamorphic prime lenses. Cinelike D. 4k UHD down to 1080p.
4K grabs: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjXmoFMh
@x_worpig_x What are you settings on the video you posted at 11:50am?
@T1000 Settings were: Shot with 20mm fd 2.8 at f4, 4k 24.00p, iso 640(i think), Cine D, -5 -3 -3 -5 0, shadow +2, highlights -2, 180* shutter angle. Graded in Premiere with Film convert + 3 way color.
@curtisMack in my opinion 1080p looks quite similar to GH3, except of course if you use the new profiles.
Here's a gross hack for anyone wanting to batch-tweak their RAW stills so that Adobe products will read them. As @joesiv mentioned back on April 24th, doing this won't include any camera-specific optimizations Adobe may come up with when they start supporting the GH4. So it's best to hack a copy of your originals and re-import when the official stuff comes out.
So here's the hack: in a *nix command line (Terminal.app on Mac):
cd
theFolderYourCopiedRW2sAreIn
for x in * ;do echo -ne \x33 | dd conv=notrunc bs=1 count=1 oseek=890 of=$x; done
Anyone want to suggest a more user-friendly way?
Not much! I am really not impressed with the quality of the 96fps!
I am going to get the gh4 regardless because it is absolutely amazing besides that!
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