I'm currently looking to change over to Moon from Flowmotion. I have a 16gb Sandisk Extreme HD Video 30mb/s and a 32GB Sandisk Extreme 45mb/s, and just wondering if these should be fine / stable?

@Cinexa Interesting episodic journey you're on. Pics/grading look real good. Sweet.

@DeShonDixon Super Ace Deshon! - your high standard never falters. :-)

Scary shit Ryan! Great work for the amount of time you had. @x_worpig_x

@ x_worpig_x Even more impressing! =) I guess you used a stabilizer also right? Im very happy you did this short because it proves what the GH2 with the Moon T7 is capable of. Don't mind the storytelling, i guess you will do wonders next time =) So all the respect to you you and your crew!

@vic20 Thanks!

@Cinexa That was the whole short. :)

@kidgray This entire short was filmed in 3 hours, Edited, Color Corrected and Sound in 3 days. All of the sound except for the dialogue was straight from the GH2 itself. I spent $50 on the actors and $100 on the music. I wish I had more time to play with it. Fortunately I made the deadline by an hour! I was even just happy it made it into the festival, and I got great feedback by the people who saw it.

This is nice Ryan. Is there more?

Hey guys, I shot a short film about a month ago call THE SHED. It was entered in a local film festival, and it won second prize in the open film amateur category. It was shot with MOON T7. Thank you to @Driftwood @Vitaliy for all the excellent work.

Have a peek at the Micro site, or check out the Vimeo link to watch/download the movie.

http://giraffeapproved.ca/theshed

Here's a few recent videos I've shot with driftwood's patches

This one is also on worldstar and got 9.6 million views

Shot with GH2/Moon T5 (mostly close shots) & 5D Mark III (mostly wide shots)... Awfull youtube compression & artifacts by the way...

Screen shots from MoonT7. Great work Nick Driftwood. Solid setting!

Shoot I did for a photographer friend using Driftwood T9. Very happy with the results.

Password is pif

@schlanger77 Well, first of all you have to look at whether the bitrate was even a limiting factor in the original footage. :)

When I was doing a lot of comparisons a while back, I found that beyond a certain threshold, the overall bitrate really didn't make much difference for most footage compared to all the other variables involved. If your real-world footage is often maxing out the bitrate with the lower mpbs, then it may make a difference. If your average bitrate is significantly lower than the max, then upping the max would not have much value.

@Aashay: the pleasure, the privilege is mine :-)

@schlanger77: a kingdom for your eyes if you can tell the difference between moon7 170mbps and 220mbps. i think you probably get into stability issues on that route. why the fuzz for the extra mbps? i think the setting maxes out what the gh2 can do. also what would be your benefit if our eyes liked one setting over the other. emancipate yourself and trust your own eyes and guts schlanger77-san.