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Very nice Alister! Im very interested to see how F5 performed compared to PMW-200/EX1
Very different cameras. The F5 is more sensitive, has greater dynamic range, less noise etc, but uses either prime lenses or very expensive zooms. Focus is more critical and difficult. The PMW-200 is easy to use, versatile and has a great lens built in. It’s like comparing a Rolls Royce to a Truck. The Rolls has a nice smooth ride, but is useless for transporting goods. The truck is an excellent workhorse, but you wouldn’t use it as a wedding car.
Could you please share some F5 footage?
Soon, very soon.
Any comments on the F5.. ?
Which was better performer, A99 or F5?
F5 is a much better video camera, the A99 is a much better stills camera. Two very different devices aimed at different markets and purposes. The A99’s video function is pretty good for a DSLR but no match for the F5.
I am up in Tromsø Norway right now, shooting some stellar light shows! VERY pleased with my a99 performance, but HAVE to ask…. How did you manage to do your time lapse? I’ve only had the rig for a few months, and haven’t been able to find any info on time lapse settings or support. Are you using an external rig or computer? Please fill me in!
I purchased a wired timelapse controller for Sony Alpha cameras on ebay.
Fantastic footage! I greatly appreciated it.
Could you please tell me whether the aurora clip is based on still fotos and then mounted into a video? Or is it actual video footage?
I will be in Finland in a week’s time and hope to see and catch the northern lights as well with my D7000 and FX100.
Thanks
Stefan
This clip is made up of still frames.