Tagged with kholi - Personal View Talks http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussions/tagged/kholi/feed.rss Thu, 02 May 24 11:19:41 +0000 Tagged with kholi - Personal View Talks en-CA Denoising Footage | Collection for Future Reference http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/1914/denoising-footage-collection-for-future-reference Mon, 02 Jan 2012 20:02:23 +0000 kholi 1914@/talks/discussions
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That's one I just posted after people were inquiring. Hope to add Neat Video to it if I can get a license at some point. ]]>
Fine Tweaks in GH2 Operations http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/1636/fine-tweaks-in-gh2-operations Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:30:02 +0000 kholi 1636@/talks/discussions
I'm back using the GH2 and now with the hack. Been great. Still love whipping out the Epic and rolling but right now the hacked GH2 is allowing us to move super fast and deliver a format that people can wrangle all on their own. Quite impressed with the quality coming out of the camera in low lit (working with 3-4K lighting packages sort of low lit) situations.

Curious, though, about at least two things:

1. Any way to open up the picture profile (film mode_) manipulation? I'm sure this one has been talked about plenty, seems like it would be top lister. If so, what was the progress on it? I've done a search but not come up with an answer.

2. What's the possibility of opening up the shutter speeds to go from 1/40 to say 1/42, or especially 1/48? Being locked into 1/40 or 1/50, I automatically gravitate toward 1/40. On Canons, I shoot at 1/45. Obviously, neither 1/40(45) or 1/50 equal 180 degrees @ 24 frames, opting for a slower angle over the hair faster one looks better to my eye.

What are complications with doing so? Is it a hardware lock and not a software lock?

The second one would be a major deal to me, as it would further help correct how the camera renders motion.

Thanks for all the hardwork. I get paid next week, so my small contribution is finally going in.
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