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Etienne R. Werner
Lives in
Den Haag, Netherlands
Works as a
former Editor in Chief Novum Foto
Joined on
May 11, 2003
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I wonder if this is correct. Color space sRGB. Don't they have an option for Adobe RGB?
Among the best I've seen. Bravo!
Not a criticism but I understand the amount of great images you had to chose from, though sometimes less is even more. :-)
The Squire: Hoping CES sees a few more 360 degree cameras. I need something to create content for the Oculus Rift I'm ordering tomorrow!
http://www.sphericam.com/
I would think that this camera would be far more superior:
http://www.sphericam.com/
1- Global shutter
2- 4k
3- 60 fps
4- high bit rate
5- possibility to shot video/pix in raw
6- automatic stitching
7- Chroma subsampling 4:2:2, 4:4:4
Admittedly the price is much higher (pre-order for Feb/March $2,499)
Amadou Diallo: Just to clarify. The CC subscription obviously require an Internet connection to purchase and download the software, but the applocatipns are stored on your machine. If you have no need for file sharing or the upcoming functionality that requires Adobe's servers you can operate a PS session locally. But Adobe does need to ping its servers periodically to establish that you have a valid subscription.
We are talking with Adobe about these changes and will share more details as soon as we have them.
I'm sure that it won't take very long before this CC version is hacked and can be downloaded and used like the old versions.
Deeso: Perhaps Panasonic should consider creating a line of videocameras with m4/3 mount like Sony did with the NEX-VG series. As good as the GH3 can get for video, it won't handle as well as a true videocamera for its purpose.
They already did. It's called the AF101 (Europe) in the USA the Af100. It's been around for a few years.