Matthew Quinn
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dang man that looks sweet...I had a weapon mg set to 3500 iso with LLOLPF the other day and i thought i was pushing it.. this is nuts
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Bjorn,
Wow the 6500asa looks very impressive. Could you tell us which OLPF you were using? I assume the Vimeo H264 compression has minimised some of the grain? I am yet to shoot a project that requires me to push the Weapon's exposure but looking at this I will feel a lot more confident in doing so.
In regards to CMOS smear I have done some tests with the Weapon where we pushed it hard and I saw no CMOS smear worth noting. I could say with confidence that CMOS smear is not an issue with the Weapon.
At 6500iso it really feels like a new sensor.
That's because it is a new sensor. (maybe)
Red snuck in a new sensor (the Dragon2) and are keeping quiet about it.
This new Dragon2 sensor solved a lot of problems that new boards alone could not quite fix.
Gee... I wonder if my conjecture is correct.
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Is anyone else seeing the black artifacts in the lens flare as the first car approaches? (I think it's 0:16 or 0:19) What is that?
Feel free to play with this file from a MG Weapon.
https://www.sugarsync.com/pf/D7202577_96431354_6825562
At 6500iso it really feels like a new sensor.
Shot with LLOLPF I assume, based on your post above?
EDIT: yes, LLOLPF, I see it in the metadata.
What lens? Leica?
Andy, this is the FF58 lens from Richard Gale.
Nice. It really is THE camera to beat right now.