Jeu de Société from SCHAZ on Vimeo.
Simon: “Just wanted to share this promo video that was shot exclusively with a GF1. CrumplePop (makers of awesome VFX) is featuring it on their blog! Check it out: http://crumplepop.com/blog/”
Travis: “I shot a bunch of video and stills at the regional bouldering competition my son competed at this weekend. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02r6ArAnvHY
The gym is extremely dark so I used the 25mm F1.4 the entire time. Even the 45mm F1.8 wasn’t fast enough for the “cave” where most of the climbing took place.
One thing I can say is that the new AF improvements are significant. I now use AFC for video always. The expanded touch screen for AF is also a huge bonus. I also didn’t really miss the high bit rates from the hack at all. Hopefully, the new firmware will be hacked soon so we can have the best of both worlds.
This footage was basically unedited in terms of color and affects. The only thing I did was add in some sharpness because I didn’t have it set to do that in camera.”
Andrew: “Hello, I wanted to share a unique single-take music video which I shot on the AF-100 with a PL mount Cooke 18-100 T.3 lens: http://vimeo.com/32183353. I also recently co-directed a full length climbing film on 2 AF100s. here is the trailer: http://vimeo.com/akorn/a-fine-line-film-trailer”
Brian: “I wanted to share a promotional video that I shot on a Panasonic GH2 for Anime World Chicago. No hacks or expensive toys. Just my camera, the 20mm pancake lens, and a tripod. http://vimeo.com/29159618”
Mike: “just sharing, shot with GH2 and 5N…..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_my1pDzWzc ab geht’s nach Africa/Kenya morgen, bin ende Dec wieder zurück. wünsche dir schöne weihnachten!”
Farrukh: “Created our first video clip with the EP3 and the PL 25mm. Love the combo! http://implausibleblog.com/2011/12/19/winter-llama-walk/ and http://implausibleblog.com/2011/12/23/world-dreams-uk-final-amika/”
Hakan: “Here is a little bit of everything, I took your words in plain ” Enjoy the time with your families and take some nice pictures of them”: http://vimeo.com/34190358”
Alex: “Not really a rumor, but wanted to share a funny Christmas music video. Shot with Panasonic GF1 and Sony EX3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlMQ7ZeWew0”
P.S.: Digitalcamerainfo (Click here) is giving away a 9-piece grand prize worth over $4000. They are going to reveal one piece of the prize everyday until New Year’s, starting with a Sony NEX-5N.
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To add, the World Dreams UK final is a beauty pageant *warning, lots of pretty women!* :p
http://implausibleblog.com/2011/12/23/world-dreams-uk-final-amika/
Too-shallow DOF is so 2009…
at least we are able to achieve too-shallow DOF. Imagine if it was a full frame camera, you’d have to stop down to get the DOF equivalent of 4/3 sensor, and then have to rely on high ISO.
Not sure what your point is, but shallow DOF is EASIER to achieve on FF than on MFT systems.
My point was based on your comment of “too shallow DOF” being undesirable. Your comment implies that cameras have hit the razor thin DOF limit…that we don’t need thinner DOF, at this point.
And the two biggest arguments against the 4/3 system are that it’s more difficult to achieve this thin DOF and high ISO performance, when compared to a FF camera.
So, if we are able to achieve a DOF that some consider “too shallow”, then that kind of negates that part of the argument for a FF camera. Leaving high ISO as the only advantage to a larger sensor.
So, if someone with a FF sensor feels like they need more DOF, they would have to stop down two stops to get the same DOF as a 4/3 sensor, but then have to increase their ISO by two stops to maintain the same exposure…kind of negating the high ISO argument for a larger sensor.
Just wanted to clarify on my post (from “Simon”) – the direct link to the video posted on crumple pop’s blog is: http://www.crumplepop.com/blog/?p=467
Thanks for the share of “Jeu de Société”, here is the link to the english subtitled version :
http://vimeo.com/34235929
see u
schaz