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April 20th, 2013, 06:05 PM
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Does AF100 do anything the GH3 can't?
What benefits might an AF100 user have over using a GH3?
(Ergonomics and control aside~) |
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April 20th, 2013, 09:05 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Charlottesville, VA
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Re: Does AF100 do anything the GH3 can't?
Two XLR inputs, 16 bit uncompressed PCM audio, a wide range of variable frame rates, built in NDs, Synchro scan, HD-SDI output, 4:2:2 external output, focus peaking, WB adjustment while recording, two SD slots, internal card duplication, proper anti-twist tripod plate attachment, WFM, vector scope, external TC syncing, pre-record, remote stop/start and focus/zoom/iris control (with pz lens), record for 4 hours on one battery...
Other than that, not much I can think of. |
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April 22nd, 2013, 02:21 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Sunny California
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Re: Does AF100 do anything the GH3 can't?
That's a great answer, Kevin.
And, conversely, there are things the GH3 can do, the AF100A can't: - choice of codecs (AVCHD, MOV, MP4) - bit rates above 28mbps - high resolution still photographs and built-in flash - wi-fi control and file sharing - OLED LCD and EVF displays - ISO options above 3200 I certainly hope Panasonic is working on an AF200 (or a GH5) that combines the best of these two cameras. And let's not forget RAW. My next micro 4/3 camera is likely to be a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera if Panasonic doesn't offer RAW with the AF200 or GH5 :) Cheers, Bill Hybrid Camera Revolution |
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