No analog film look without a tube sd card reader. Sorry.

The right batch of memory card is only half the equation.

For the noobs out there you have got to get your selves a decent memory card reader! What’s the point of spending hours of your time the actors time and all the expense when your footage will look like garbage!

With a TRUEReader you can transfer your footage in pristine ORDER with TRUE blacks and noise in the range of only 234 per 1000!!!!!!!!!

For only $2499 it’s definitely worth it and pretty cheap when you think about it.

Can someone tell me how the pink GF3 is technologically superior, because it's really pretty.

>im confused

Don't be.

This is serious.
I am also thinking that Sandisk since 8/11 are now much worse.
Electrons must be inproperly aligned in nand flash cells.

I wish I could show you all the incredibly tight organic images. But Vimeo will not be able to handle the unbelievable detail. I could post up the org MTS files but there is no way I am going to degrade the image by transferring it onto my hard drive.

I will take pictures of my LCD screen so you can all see the amazing organic detail, the image is just so TIGHT!

You would think that people would learn that if you want the best then you must use Sandisk Extreme cards with a serial number starting with ANG2344. I tried some that were in the CHA3322 and I tosed them in the bin right away! Total garbage.

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@alcomposer

The audio guys don't understand what near infrared will do to your digital signal.

That is why the Gold GH1 will give you the best images. IR pollution will just go straight threw black plastic. There is a low pass filter on the front of the sensor but none on the back. That is why I get such an organic look from my gold GH1. Gold reflects the unwanted IR radiation off of your camera.

I know what you are thinking, "what about the silver GH2?" I did tests and yes the silver reflects most of the unwanted IR radiation but for some reason causes a spike around the 430nm spectrum causing a lifeless digital image.

The good news is I am working on a gold coating for the GH2 that will yield unbelievable Tight images. It will not be cheap but you can't describe in words what it will do your image. Stay Tuned!

@FGCU audio forums situation = excessive quality of storage etc...

Basically CD quality audio (good audio) uncompressed (basically) is 44.1KHz. You can pick up cheep $150 recorders that record 24bit 96KHz. Yet even so- some of the highest quality audio gear is quite inexpensive compared to video!

I hear you on the 20 stops issue!

That is why the gold GH1 that was made in Japan was the best camera ever made!

IT IS TIGHT

It has do with nyquist frequency and how it divides up to the visual color spectrum. It makes all the wavelengths of light sync up to give that unbelievable TIGHT look.