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Just got my GH3 (little fun edit)

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j-cal
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Hey NS,

Just got my GH3 and Voigtlander 17.5mm in the mail. Here is some test footage i shot yesterday. Tell me what ya think.


Jun 11 2013 6:24PM
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eheath
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Get that 1080p video rolling on vimeo and ill check it out again, looks good tho
Jun 11 2013 6:25PM
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j-cal
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Thanks! Updating now to 1080p!
Jun 11 2013 6:29PM
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Mitchell.
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looks great dude!
Jun 11 2013 6:54PM
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Jwenz
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I Like this.
Jun 11 2013 6:56PM
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j-cal
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Thank you kind fellas!
Jun 11 2013 7:03PM
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Tanner-D
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Great vibes in this video furrrr sureez
Jun 11 2013 7:10PM
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Mag
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Either every single person I've seen using one is amazing with the gh3, or it's just ridiculously sharp by itself, I presume a bit of both, either way nice job, but some of those shots seemed really noisy when the light didn't look that bad(0:36 onwards pretty much)

P.S tell steve aoki I said hi
Jun 11 2013 7:11PM
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eheath
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What you're noticing is the higher resolution. gh3s are 900-1000 lines while a canon dslr is 700-800 lines.
Jun 11 2013 7:13PM
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Mag
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yeah but would 200 lines really make that big a difference that I'm noticing it? I'm not exactly one with a keen eye either.
Jun 11 2013 7:14PM
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j-cal
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The gh3 is quite a sharp guy... but i think the crown here goes to the Voigtlander lens so nice and sharp. But as for the noise, i put a heavy 35mm film grain. The non film grain shots did not show up as noisy, actualy really clean at iso 1600. I was suprized. But i like my film grain. It adds texture in my opinion. Other may disagree!
Jun 11 2013 7:15PM
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eheath
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Yes. gh3s show a true 1080p resolution while a canon dslr doesnt. at full screen, there is a difference especially when the 1080p version.
Jun 11 2013 7:15PM
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Smuffy
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meh. my gopros better
Jun 12 2013 12:47AM
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1337
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nice work man
Jun 12 2013 12:57AM
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Jiberfish
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This just made my day hahaha. +K
Jun 12 2013 1:06AM
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j-cal
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Yes smuffy!!!!! Hahaha! Smuff to the world 2013!
Jun 12 2013 11:34AM
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blatt
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Skrillex looks different with a buzzed head. But vid was sick Jake!
Jun 12 2013 11:10PM
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j-cal
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Haha he went from skirlex to skinhead!
Jun 13 2013 2:16AM
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[~_~]
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People need to stop thinking of resolution in terms of lines. Perceived resolution between camera bodies is the produce of scaling algorithms, of which one component is the amount of lines extracted from the sensor. Boiling it down to a simple X number lines vs Y number of lines takes away the artistic value of judging resolution by reducing it to a mere numbers game, spawning stupid statements such as "200 lines isn't that much more."

Use your eyes; ignore the numbers. The difference is huge. If you noticed it, especially on web-compressed video, then you've answered your own question.
Jun 13 2013 3:22AM
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michael_bc
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That was really impressive, great work!
Jun 13 2013 4:46AM
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