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gloveofpower
03/03/09

In reply to Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1 Micro Four Thirds Sequel Shoots Full 1080p Video
Oooh aperture control during recording! Sexy! Now they need to start making SLRs that can do slow-mo hi def capture, like the Casio 1200FPS camera can. And for god's sake make that thing look like a rangefinder, not an SLR! Micro 4/3rds is supposed to be micro! MIII-CRO!!! It's the first word in the format. C'mon. No reason to keep making them big with a fake pentaprism housing. The whole point was to get rid of that. *sigh* /rant
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FЯeeMan
03/03/09

@gloveofpower: A big part of the advantage of this size and shape for a camera is the ability to stabilize it when hand holding. By putting the camera to your eye, and pulling your elbows in, you can get pretty stable, compared to holding it at arms length and having it wave in the breeze. Handy for shooting video or high zoom levels.
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balls187
01/26/09

In reply to Canon Liveview DSLRs Messily Hacked to Record Video
Sometimes you have to crawl before you can walk.
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sos10
11/06/08

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DOF effects a go-go... but it is going to replace my current camera for sure.
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Crescent
11/06/08

In reply to It's Official: The Canon 5D Mk II Will Turn Us All Into Professional Cinematographers
does he have image stabilizing lenses on that machine or is the machine itself that good!

the image was perfect!

but my laptop processor maxed out trying to decode it!

did this happen to anybody else?
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John Herrman
11/06/08

@Crescent: Yeah, decoding flash video is processor-intensive as it is -- throw in higher resolution and some postprocessing and even my relatively new MacBook heats up.
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SegamanXero
11/06/08

@John Herrman: My powerbook G4 1.33ghz 12" cried for mercy under the pressure of trying to decode this. I had to put it into SD to watch it. I very much enjoyed this video. Seeing this and the previous video shot with the 5D mkII I want this camera.
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