Another (great) 7D clip

[Charles Nader]

wish you could download the 1080p version of this...

 

[Charles Nader]

No, 1080p version anywhere???

 

[Wesley Scoggins]

You can, do you have a Vimeo account? You can't see the download link unless you have one.

 

[Charles Nader]

no...maybe I should get one...thanks...I will do that.

 

[Tanner Field]

Good news for any future 7D owners.. It has vastly improved monitoring options! (HD, but not 1080P... specifics aren't mentioned) also it doesn't shrink the image when you record like the 5D does.
http://philipbloom.co.uk/2009/09/15/using-a-monitor-on-the-7d-is-much-better-than-with-the-5dmkii/

 

[Jeff Reagan]

Here is another amazing video shot with the 7D:

http://vimeo.com/6496808

 

[Ace]

The lowlight sensitivity on this camera is crazy.

One poster put it "Could it be possible that we have the first ever camera that works better at night then it does day"

Its amazing that the line of red sensors are going to be pulling in ISO 800 with ease..

 

[Robert Newill]

Here's more awesome 7D footage, from StillMotion:

http://vimeo.com/6496808

 

[Joel Kaye]

Wow. dog h.264 all you want but people are making this thing work. I'm surprised at the focus accuracy in these clips. Great wedding video camera. Unobtrusive and great in low light. Not to mention s35 DOF. No lighting in that last video. Wow. That really gets me thinking...

 

[Kevin Wild]

Wow, that looked incredible. RED better get that Scarlet out soon!

Seriously, I know this wouldn't be the camera for a feature getting blown up to a big screen, but for web-based videos, which is SO much of how videos are being delivered these days...this looks incredible.

 

[Stefan Christou]

Gotta love those boom shots. It's what you do with it that counts

 

[Eddy Robinson]

the image looks like interlaced video at the edges , in the hammer close up for example, and the skew while the hammer moves is clear. there's special situations for some tools, and tools for every situation. you choose. red chose me.

If you look at the original, it's been inexplicably recompressed to 1440 with anamorphic pixels. This is not native footage at all, which you could expect to look rather better. This camera's gonna do just fine, notwithstanding its limitations - a lot of features will be shot with this.

 

[Bryce O]

Seriously, I know this wouldn't be the camera for a feature getting blown up to a big screen, but for web-based videos, which is SO much of how videos are being delivered these days...this looks incredible.

It could be blown up... Crank 2 used a xh-a1 and it looked fine. The cinematography was crap, but the resolution held up.

 

[Wesley Scoggins]

Yea, but I think it has a lot to do with the aesthetic you're pushing. Crank 2 was definitely pushing for the ultra-sharp video look on purpose, and I think it looked fantastic in that regard.

Amazing for being mostly a bunch of Consumer cam's from Best Buy.

 

[Roberto B]

why the name?
this should be known as reduser's canon forum