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Canon 1Dx showreel : Amazing noise performance at ISO25600!!!

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Canon 1Dx showreel : Amazing noise performance at ISO25600!!!

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  1. Nice! In fact bloody amazing. ISO 51200 Holy Cow!

     

    Great FE effect with the 8-15mm lens.

     

     

    Who's the drummer? Looks like you? LOL

     

     

    Cheers

     

    David

     

    PS. I can't wait to find out if the time code for multi-cam could be used for 3D stereography.

  2. The Free Run SMPTE tc should work if you sync the cameras precisely.

     

    You're just jealous you don't have the long hair and lean bone structure!

     

    Oh and I'd wait for Nov 3 before making a decision! ;)

    Edited by Drew
  3. Footage looks amazing.

     

    Still trying to match the info with the shots a bit more, but the ISO 25600 shot looked great.

  4. Damn, that looked nice. Great post production work.

    Steve

  5. Looks great, but yes I would like to see what the post process was. The noise didn't look anywhere near as bad as the 5D/7D either.

  6. Well at ISO25600, the 5D2 looked terrible, I think most video cameras would break down so anything is an improvement. Resolutionwise I doubt that much better than the present cameras. It does look very clean though.

  7. Really nice! Even to my untrained video eye.

  8. Remember it's still at prototype phase. They are still tweeking... and they haven't confirmed the price yet. I think they are waiting for Nikon and Red.

  9. I had a play with one at Pro Solutions in London. They weren't letting people shoot onto their own cards, but shooting stills at 14fps sure made a nice noise! Certainly seems like solid piece of kit, but the proof is in the files, so looking forward to see some more.

  10. I think they are waiting for.... Red.

     

     

    Can be a long time before this is released in that case ;)

Turtle

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