[SL2] Cine Mode

[digitalfx]

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35 minutes ago, simon_hsn said:

Will the Leica support the Panasonic XLR1 unit? Coming from a GH5 this little device is really amazing in terms of compactness and usability in the field.

Leica hasn't stated wether the hot shoe offers additional contacts to support audio, so someone will need to test this to confirm. Im going to assume the answer is no, since Leica doesn't offer a version of the same adapter...but hopefully this is not the case. 

[Amalgamboy]

Am 22.11.2019 um 19:29 schrieb digitalfx:

1- [LUT] I read in some of the early reviews and discussions that LUTS were implemented in Cine Mode, but I see no reference in the manual and can't seem to find anything in the menus. I have my "Cine-4k-24 Profile" set up for L-LOG and both the EVF and LCD display the image in LOG color space which make it difficult to focus and judge exposure. Can we view REC-709 or a LUT in the EVF while recording L-LOG?

 

Hi all,

has anyone here had any experience? I was also wondering if it's possible.

Best,

David

[digitalfx]

Its not possible with current FW on SL2 EVF or LCD, although you can use an external monitor that supports LUTs

[Amalgamboy]

vor 2 Stunden schrieb digitalfx:

Its not possible with current FW on SL2 EVF or LCD, although you can use an external monitor that supports LUTs

Thank you!

[NRKstudio]

On 1/13/2020 at 10:40 AM, digitalfx said:

Its not possible with current FW on SL2 EVF or LCD, although you can use an external monitor that supports LUTs

hi, what setting is the slow motion recording? I accidentally keep ending up in slow motion when I view my files after family events lol!  Looks great but just not what I had in mind.  Thank you!  But also, mp4 in natural mode, 60fps, and 1080 looks great on the iPhone.  I think it maxes out the iPhone display resolution too.  Thanks!

[digitalfx]

On 1/16/2020 at 4:04 AM, NRKstudio said:

hi, what setting is the slow motion recording? I accidentally keep ending up in slow motion when I view my files after family events lol!  Looks great but just not what I had in mind.  Thank you!  But also, mp4 in natural mode, 60fps, and 1080 looks great on the iPhone.  I think it maxes out the iPhone display resolution too.  Thanks!

 

What settings did you select?...lets start there.

You cant accidentally end up with slo-mo. You either select the correct frame rate or you don't...its not something thats changed during recording.

[NRKstudio]

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5 hours ago, digitalfx said:

 

What settings did you select?...lets start there.

You cant accidentally end up with slo-mo. You either select the correct frame rate or you don't...its not something thats changed during recording.

Yes I was often trying diff video settings, so during one event I’ll would try two or three of them.  I’m not sure which one slow motion is, so I’ve been hesitant to try new ones now and I’m only staying on mp4, 1080p, 60fps, etc.  

I’m not claiming the camera bugged out, I’m just asking which setting is slow motion.  So I can avoid it until I find the need for it! Thanks!

If I had battery and space, I would like to use C4k, 4:2:0, MOV (I think).  I’m not a videographer, I’m barely a photographer! 

Edited January 18, 2020 by NRKstudio

[digitalfx]

depending on where you live 24/25/30 are "normal" speed...anything faster (60) is "slow-mo" assuming its played back in a 24/25/30 timeline.

Most filmmakers in the US shoot at 24fps and 60 would be considered slow...but its relative to how you deliver the final results.

 

And I would suggest 4:2:2 if you plan on playing with color correction in post