Gh5 firmware 2,0

[Gary Huff]

Here's a clip for you, the first is UHD 8-bit 4:2:0 Slog2/Sgamut from back when I owned the A7R Mark II.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...0FGLThFMkY0NTg

The second clip, downscaled with the highest quality scaler out of DaVinci Resolve Studio 14 into 1080 ProRes 12-bit 444.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bx...jcxcVVCWFFpRTg

Now what difference can you illustrate between these two? Or is this workflow not correct? If it's not correct, what should I have done differently?

[Cliff Totten]

So I'm guessing you are not impressed by the detail...even on your 4k monitor?

I would recommend that you delete that Safari/Chrome 4k player mistake. You don't want people around here to think you don't know what you are doing and that's bad for your rep

Just lookin' out for you, Gary ;-)

[Gary Huff]

Originally Posted by Cliff Totten

I would recommend that you delete that Safari/Chrome 4k player mistake. You don't want people around here to think you don't know what you are doing and that's bad for your rep

That doesn't worry me in the slightest. Everyone makes mistakes. I own up to them.

[Shaun Forsdyke]

Just got a Delkin v60 64gb card.

Shooting 400mb Intra frame, 10Bit, 24p.

First 2 test clips I recorded for 1m30 each. All fine.

Then subsequent 3 clips all stopped recording around 25 seconds.

I noticed that those last 3 clips were recorded when the battery had dropped down to 1 bar.
Also that playback on the camera (at 1 bar battery) resulted in a drop of sound every second. Playback on PC has no issues with sound.

Will do further tests when I've got a full battery.

Edit - Tests on a full battery ran perfectly. 8 minute clip without problems.

[Gary Huff]

Are you using Panasonic OEM batteries for these tests? I'm interested in the results because I'm looking at Delkin 256GB V60 cards to use for Intra, but it seems odd that a low battery would cause issues (though not impossible).

[Shaun Forsdyke]

Was using the official battery that came with the camera.

[Shaun Forsdyke]

A review on Amazon says slot 1 is uhs 2 and slot 2 is V90.

Any truth in that?

Edit: playback in slot 2 eliminates jumping so certainly appears to be reading faster.

[Ron Evans]

Originally Posted by Shaun Forsdyke

A review on Amazon says slot 1 is uhs 2 and slot 2 is V90.

Any truth in that?

Edit: playback in slot 2 eliminates jumping so certainly appears to be reading faster.

I believe they are both the same. The important thing is the card speed both are UHS 2. V60 is on the limit I think as that means a minimum of 60MBps second write speed or 480 Mbs. I think you may find that a V90 card will be more consistent as any variation does not give you a lot of margin.V90 would be 720Mbps write minimum. Which I think Panasonic states as the preferred card.