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Silton Buendia July 4th, 2011 01:57 PM

Coverage with NX70U
 
Here is a shoot I did yesterday. The zoom is a little tricky, goes really fast and its difficult to go slow because it takes a very light touch. Also I had to use a converter for footage to prorez but the converter sucks and I wasn't happy with the results, trying to look for a good work flow on the mac as I shot a lot of stuff this weekend.

Also the stop lost on the long end of the lens is something I have to work out, over all though I'm happy with the camera.

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Chris Hurd July 4th, 2011 02:51 PM

Re: Coverage with NX70U
 
You can't embed YouTube clips on this site.

Please use Vimeo instead; it is superior to YouTube. Just post the Vimeo URL and it will embed here automatically.

Silton Buendia July 4th, 2011 03:55 PM

Re: Coverage with NX70U
 
Copy that, I have to do it when I get home, I usually use Vimeo but producers want Youtube because of the traffic.

John Knight July 4th, 2011 08:13 PM

Re: Coverage with NX70U
 
Damn - that zoom looks repulsively unusable!

Andy Saechao July 4th, 2011 09:22 PM

Re: Coverage with NX70U
 
To zoom, you may want to use the LCD touchscreen next time, instead of the zoom rocker. The LCD buttons zooms only at one speed. It's not too fast or slow in my opinion.

Mike Beckett July 5th, 2011 01:44 AM

Re: Coverage with NX70U
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by John Knight (Post 1664388)
Damn - that zoom looks repulsively unusable!

I have just about got some acceptable zooms with it, but it is tough. It's good for crash zooms and framing purposes.

I don't zoom very much while filming, so it isn't a huge issue for me. This sort of thing has happened in the past, and I'm sure Sony fixed it with a firmware update. Fingers crossed, for those of us who need this feature.


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