Brett8883

You could use a DJI Ronin RS2 with Raven eye and use a Canon camera. The reason for a canon camera is you can adjust all main camera settings with the DJI Ronin app, including focus, as well as ...

No idea if or when Sigma will come out with a 70-200 DN but seems kinda unlikely it will have a teleconverter option right out of the gate if ever and if it will be any good but I do know there’s ...

Cool yea that’s along the line of what I was suggesting.

Sony A1 is the ThreadRipper of AF right now but the current line of mirrorless cameras from Sony and Canon have lightning fast AF these days. The default settings are pretty snappy but video AF ...

Yea like it has already been said at least on my A7R4 if the camera detects an eye it will automatically focus on the eye no matter what AF mode you are in so no buttons at all unless you want to ...

What kind of stuff is he sending? Does sound impossible. What’s the tax for? Also ask what the tax is for. There shouldn’t be sales tax on international purchases between the US and Canada.

While a lot of this technical stuff is over my head you at least reminded me of another technology I’ve heard of for video cameras that I wonder would be helpful in photo cameras, Canon and Arri’s ...

I did. https://youtu.be/AG79FkN7EPk?t=1125 18:45

You are right I don’t understand. Here’s another video where he goes up through the ISOs and you see the switch to the second circuit at ISO 16000 where the image cleans up with no noticeable ...

But the scene being captured has a set middle gray. Say you have a gray card in the scene. I take the Sony graphs to mean if you expose properly for that gray card the camera will be able to ...

Yea they have a similar chart Blackmagic Chart but what’s interesting is how both the Sigma chart and the Blackmagic chart compare to the Sony chart. Sony Venice chart On the Sigma and Blackmagic ...

Hey thanks very informative! How come the point where the CG changes isn’t part of the camera specs or whatever? I think as photographers we’d want to know that using ISO 1600 is better than ISO ...

I just checked on my Sony and at ISO 12,800 there’s only about a third stop of in camera metered difference between  photo mode and SLOG 3 but from experience I know I need to expose SLOG3 about 2 ...

Watch this https://youtu.be/vZlFK4RZRI0?t=480 Go to 8mins if the link doesn’t start the video there automatically. This camera’s (the fx6) high base is ISO 12,800 and at ISO 10,000 the image is ...

Just to update this thread with a conclusion I have found what I was originally looking for. I process the RAW as Blackmagic Design/Blackmagic Design film and then use the ACES transform in Resolve ...

Yea I forgot about the Sigma FP. The little camera that could! It remains though why this feature isn’t on the real high end photography cameras. Like the A7R4, R5, or as far as I know the A1 ...

When I look at Cinema cameras like the Sony FX9 or the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema camera 6k that have dual native ISOs I wonder why this technology hasn’t made it into photography cameras yet? ...

Yea well the 28-135 isn’t very portable. I’m just saying maybe you should try it out and see if you like wide angles range or the zoom range. Maybe you’d prefer a prime lens instead.

The Tamron doesn’t have stabilization. The Sigma is a better lens and can used for video but it is a little bit heavier. I’d play around with the 28-135 for awhile and see what focal lengths you ...

You’ll want an external microphone for certain that is a given. Also lights! Dont forget lights! That’s the number one most important thing!