EPIC HDR...

[Andrew Wilding]

AWESOME

[Jannard]

If this is not the time to answer questions we understand.

Hordes of us are patiently waiting with bated breath.

EDIT: A FRAME, AND A CHART!!! Wooho!! Thank you! :)
What was the time? Looks like afternoon.

Lets put it this way... there is more DR than you can get with any other camera. This was only +3. Bright sun and typically a problem. More footage to come that better represents what the HDRx mode can do.

The long and the short is... EPIC is it.

Jim

[Tony Lorentzen]

I don't want anything more...

Yeah right! ;-) Stay hungry!

[Roberto Lequeux]

Perfect. I am all ears, and eyes. That chart shows 18 clear stops.

[Jannard]

BTW... that chart shows 18 stops.

Sorry, Roberto said it 1st.

Best part is that it is motion and not just a still!

Jim

[Gunleik Groven]

That's kinda fun. (understatement...)

Any response to where it gains the extra stops, if the Epic MX allows for more light, too?

[Jannard]

That's kinda fun.

Any response to where it gains the extra stops, if the Epic MX allows for more light, too?

Shoot normal ISO and get more highlight protection than you could ever imagine. The shadows have never been an issue. Clean... noiseless images that cover any scene.

Jim

[Álex Montoya]

That's truly amazing, Jim. We can't wait to order our stage 3 EPIC.

I was wondering what you meant with "Or there is a "normal" way to deal with motion blur."?

Can motion blur be a problem with HDR?

[Gunleik Groven]

Shoot normal ISO and get more highlight protection than you could ever imagine. The shadows have never been an issue. Clean... noiseless images that cover any scene.

Jim

OK. Now I am excited (if I wasn't already)

NOT having to add say nd .6 - .9 to protect the highlights, is kinda cool for the image overall (and the hazzles of shooting... -:))

[Tonaci Tran]

film = game over