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Old December 27th, 2008, 09:08 AM   #61
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Dan used the free application MPEG Streamclip (according to another of his posts).
I believe he used MPEG Streamclip to convert to Xdcam EX. Does MS convert to ProRes?
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Old December 27th, 2008, 09:49 AM   #62
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I'm going to hold off on making a judgement on how 5DmkII footage compares to that of the Sony EX until I've had more time to test it. Initial impressions are that the EX still give more lattitude and a crisper image but I reserve the right to amend that assesement.
I have done 2 comparisons of 5d Mark ll footage vs. EX1 footage over the past 2 weeks. This was not side by side but shooting the identical subject in pretty much the same environment from exactly the same spot.

I will post next week but I'm giving the "image quality" of the 5D the nod over the EX1. I'll go into the technicalities when I post the clips. Having said that, I don't see the 5D as a replacement of the EX1(3) or HVX or any video camera. It's not a video camera. It's a high end DSLR that happens to shoot a very solid quality 1080p. Although I did let my EX1 go in order to get the 5D, but hey, I'd rather love and lost than to never own an EX1 in the first place. I'll be doing a shoot at Longwood Gardens in PA. next week as well.
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Old December 28th, 2008, 04:03 AM   #63
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Is it not possible to turn off the overlay? I would like to record the HDMI directly to a computer.
HDMI out drops to 480P when recording is activated - Japanese engineering wonders via marketing.
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Old December 28th, 2008, 11:30 AM   #64
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HDMI out drops to 480P when recording is activated - Japanese engineering wonders via marketing.
this doesn't bother me, because if I record directly into a computer, I wouldn't need to turn on the camera record feature so I it wouldn't switch to 480P.

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