Will this perform nicely on the GH4? gonna mainly use it for 4K footage.
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it's fit for 4K @30fps&#65292;but i'm not sure if you GH4 work @ More than 4K 30fps
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yes ,it compatible with GH4 and support from 23.98fps-60fps .thanks.VIVITEQ INC
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Hi Jorge, It really depends on the camera you are using. I am going to assume it's a GH4 since you are looking at this SD card. I am able to get a little over an hour with my GH4 in the 16:9 24p 4K mode. I hope that is helpful.
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I don't think this model works on the GH4. This is one that was recommended for the GH4 : PD DSLR300 High Power Auto Flash
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On the HF200 I have found that the Cinema mode with 24 fps is showing excellet quality and clarity. The video is fantastic. There are a couple of HD settings with FXP 17 Mbps or MXP 24 Mbps. The FXP is great for most scenes and MXP would only allow 3 hrs of video recording on a 32GB memory card. An additional note: AVCHD video recorded in MXP mode cannot be used with the otpional DW-100 DVD Burner by Canon to create DVD discs. You must use FXP mode if planning to use this optional burner.
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This is a kit lens (it's often sold with a camera body). Kit lenses are usually just average quality. It's not very fast (f3.5 - 5.6) so in low light you'll be shooting at slower speeds which may result in blur due to moving the camera. A good body like the GH4 will compensate a lot by letting you shoot at a higher ISO (and faster speeds) without getting a lot of noise. It's great to have such a fantastic camera body; it's probably worth putting as good glass on it as you can afford. This lens (IMO) would be like putting $50 tires on a Ferrari. :-)
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Beware the Sony "cineframe" options -- they look terrible. I have a Sony HC3 and while it's a fine little camera in 1080i 60i mode, the pseudo-24p stuff looks awful.The HV20 promises TRUE 24fps recording, plus a cinematic gamma curve, plus OIS, plus manual audio level controls, plus better lowlight performance. I wasn't even planning on buying a new camera, but I'm buying an HV20. At $1099, it's a great deal!
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YES! The quad processor is fast and intel Hd 4000 works well on some of the other laptops I have.Maybe a little more ram would help, but yes it would work good for game capturing and editing as is!
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I've shot with two of them now for about 40 jobs and its as good as I expect to get from any hd cam until its time to upgrade to 4k, love the post quality when shot using a flat curve. Perfect exposure and focus, 60p is awesome for sports action.
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I have a GH4 and this eyepiece works great. Understand that it is mounted to the camera so your head has to be in line with the monitor in order to use it. I would not call it a drawback but you should know that may be difficult to use with lower angles. It is excellent with a shoulder mount. Not sure about your tripod but I can not imagine that you would have any issues as the camera sits on top of the plate and the tripod mount screws right into the bottom of that. Good luck.
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It seems to be 1.4 for audio because it passes all high resolution multi-channel audio signals with no problems. I have not used it for 3D video but it does pass 1080p at 24 frames per second. I have not used it for any 4k material.
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I will suggest you use MK 908, it has quad core. Much easier to handle the video out put. Thanks, have a great weekend!
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If you intend to shoot video primarily and stills, as well, I feel the GH3 is clearly the better choice. If you primarily want to shoot stills and some video, too, maybe the Canikon choices would be a bit better. They shoot stills a little better than the GH3, but the GH3 is so geared to video, it is just a natural choice for that. I shoot nature and wildlife video, so having the 2x crop factor of the Panasonic is better, and with the addition of the ETC mode the amount of magnification you can get from a lens is staggering. For instance, a 300mm lens on the Canon (1.6x crop factor) or Nikon (1.5x crop factor) is equivalent to 480mm and 450mm, respectively. With the Panasonic GH3, with the 2x crop, the 300mm lens becomes a 600mm equivalent (to full-frame cameras, like the Canon 5D MK III) and with the ETC mode dialed in (2.4x addl. crop factor w/ NO LOSS OF LIGHT) your 300mm lens has become a 1440mm equivalent telephoto monster lens...insane! Another factor about the GH3 is having no mirror. This means the camera's sensor is closer to the front of the camera and allows just about any lens ever made to be adapted to the camera, usually with an adaptor (Fotodiox brand adaptors are a huge favorite of micro 4/3 camera users...well made and very inexpensive) costing around $20.00. I also like putting my eye up to the live electornic viewfinder, but the swing-out LCD can be used to focus and compose video shots, too. The video recording codecs used by the GH3 are many, stable and of high quality. The body of the GH3 is weather-sealed magnesium, a high-end, professional feature. So, yes, I really REALLY like the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3. Put high-end new or used glass on it and get gorgeous images. I use it professionally on ALL my nature-based shoots and always get great shots...when I've done all the right things first! Read bunches of reviews before you buy, but if video is your main need/desire, this is the choice right now.
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It's capable of 1080p at 60 frames per second, that's as good as it gets for hidef video. Just make sure to use a SD card rated at class 10 so no dropped frames.
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Hi , I am using these cards to record Broadcast ready HD . It is also capable of recording 4K . It shouldn't be a problem and its definitely worth the money . I use it on the Sony A7s and one 64gb card gives me almost 3 hrs of footage and that too at a good quality codec .
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Its just excellent camera in generally, I tried it on rollercoaster, it was awsome. I decided not to use on the highest quality its needless high and keep 2-3Gb for 3-4 minut video.
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I've used it on a C100 and it's fine, no issues. I've also worked with it on a Red Epic at 4k and it's also fine. You will not notice any difference between using it on say a 60d or a C300.