AF100 + nanoFlash Testing
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Dear Friends,
We recently received our AF100. We hope to start shooting some tests, comparing the AF100 recordings with those obtained with a nanoFlash. While we have certain tests in mind, we welcome any suggestions you may have. This may be camera setup and/or types of scenes to shoot or anything else you wish to suggest. We do plan on posting our results. |
Hi Dan - I'd love to see some colour scales included with with the tests & can you do a split screen 'side by side' - i.e. with Nano & without. Nice strong, punchy colours, reds & neon blues for instance. I think we all know the AF100/1 at 5K dollars is no match for an Arri Alexa at 'a very lot of dollars' but a many people don't have Alexa money..... so they tell me.
Can you include some girls though, I find they make boring old camera tests so much more watchable. Oppps, have I said something wrong? |
Ditto on the side by side with perhaps a variety of shooting conditions indoors and outdoors if possible.
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I'd also like to see tests with a lot of movement, and as far as showing the results would suggest forming difference images between the nanoFlash and native codec results. (Subtracting the nanoFlash signal from the AVC-HD. If the nanoFlash doesn't give any benefit, you'll get plain grey. Any detail shows a difference between the images.) |
Colored resolution charts and zone plates would be nice, to investiage the difference in the chroma sampling. And yes, movement. Maybe some material w/ fine detail, like fabric.
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I just picked up my AF100 today and I will be setting up the NanoFlash with it in the next few days. And I will do lots of tests both of lenses and NF/native footage.
I will post photos and results of the tests here. |
What lense will you be using?
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Canon FD 24 f.2.8 Canon FD 35 f.2 Canon FD 50 f.1.8 Canon FD 70-210 f.4 Canon FL 135 f2.8 I have a few other Tamron and Sigmas as well but I probably will not bother with them. Canon EF 17-40 f4 L Canon EF 24-70 f2.8 L Canon EF 70-200 f2.8 L Canon EF 100-400 f4-5.6 L Canon EF 50 f1.4 I also have the 14-45 f4-4.5 Lumix And I have the Voightlander 25 f.95 on order, should be here in Feb. |
So, what three lenses do you think you will use the most?
And do you think that there is one lense that will get the most use? |
Maybe the last three posts should be moved to another thread.......?
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It says clearly in the first post that “this can be camera setup/or types of scenes to shoot or anything else you wish to suggest. My question is valid.
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I also think the Voigtlander 25 f.95 will get a lot of use. As a wide lens initially I will use the 14-45 Lumix. But I will be looking for something wider and a little faster, I don't know what yet, it will probably be a prime in the 8mm to 14 mm length. I have not decided yet. I am looking at MTF choices and 4/3 as well as 35mm lenses. Any suggestions? For longer shots the 70-210 f4 FD lens will be my initial lens. Once I get the Birger it will definitely be the 70-200 f2.8 L IS. And for wild life or similar long shots the 100-400 f4-5.6 L IS without and with the 2x extender. I also have the 100mm f2.8 Macro that I will use for macro shots. This camera will be much more like a still camera than a vid camera in that I will always carry a bunch of lenses and continually be changing them. If I have to go n a quick ENG run and guns shoot I will use my EXcams, with one lens only. Right now the 24-70 is on the 100 with iris set to f4. I seem to end up shooting right around f4 90% of the time. I have the 5DmkII in the bag as well just to change the aperture. I have spent most of the day filling an order for CBS NY and only had a couple hrs making a NanoFlash bracket, I have a good start, I will have photos soon. Hopefully tomorrow I will figure out the rest of the NF setup and then I will shoot some tests. |
I'm still waiting for my camera to be delivered (are there any deliveries in the UK yet?) which will be coming with the 7-14mm & 14-140mm Panasonic lenses
Here's my list of lenses that I will be using. I have a simple adaptor for the FD lenses but am waiting on the Birger adaptor for the EF lenses. I also have a 5DII I so will probably get some more EF lenses as the ability to use the electronic features of these lenses is very attractive/ In the meantime the FD lenses are very nice & feel reassuringly well built as they are mostly metal & weigh a ton:-) Canon FD 14mm F2.8L Canon FD 24mm F1.4L Canon FD 35mm F2 Canon FD 50mm F1.2L Canon FD 135mm F2.8 Canon FD 200mm F2.8 Canon EF 16-35mm F2.8L Canon EF 24-70mm F2.8L Canon 50mm F1.2L I have always had a hankering for the Canon EF 14mm F2.8L II but have never really been able to justify the cost to myself but as I will be able to use it on the Panasonic mybe that is reason enough. |
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