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Four new Picture Profiles for The FS100 2.0

April 27, 2012

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The FS100 finally received the 2.0 firmware update, so it´s time for some new profiles. My main goal was to get good looking skin tones at daylight. For other situations, play with the white balance till the skin tones are right and everything else should fall into place For best results: Adjust your black levels […]

Shooting “Man Of Steel” with Sony´s new FS700

April 14, 2012

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After Sony`s announcement of the FS700 have shaken the community, the dust has settled a bit and I´m allowed to release the stuff I shot with it. I gonna shoot a series of micro documentaries this year, called 10DOC, cause each one will be 10 minutes long. Interesting folks, with a strong dedication and passion, […]

First Hands-On Review of the SONY FS700

April 5, 2012

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Some weeks ago I got a surprising mail from SONY. They asked me if I want to play a few days, with one of their pre-production models of the new FS700. Are you kidding me? Hell Yeah! So when the UPS guy finally knocked at my door, I got pretty excited, since the specs they […]

UPDATE of G-LOG Profiles Version 1.2

February 5, 2012

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Fist of all: Thanks to all for that positive feedback and all the brave folks who tried my G-Log profiles. After gaining more understanding what the “color depth” actually does, here are the new profiles for G-Log (1.1). JUST DID A MINOR UPDATE – Version is 1.2 now “Color Depth” is quite misleading, since most […]

Building a better tripod dolly.

February 4, 2012

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I just spend the afternoon in a friend´s speed shop, to build a new dolly. Since I had nothing else to do but watching him, bolting my construction together (I suck at welding), I grabbed the FS100 and shot some random material of the process. I always hated floor spreaders but also wanted a tripod […]

SONY FS100 K-Tone Picture Profiles Preview

January 3, 2012

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Kodachrome was the first successfully mass-marketed color still film using a subtractive color method, in contrast to earlier additive “screenplate” methods such as Autochrome and Dufaycolor, and was the oldest surviving brand of color film for many years. Kodachrome film was manufactured for 74 years in various formats to suit still and motion picture cameras, […]

FS100 G-LOG color correction of Philip Blooms x-mas shootout

December 29, 2011

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Twas the night before Christmas and 4 blokes and some cameras went to the river for a shootout. One of the guys was Philip Bloom and what they did, was a very nice comparison on the new breed of large sensor cameras. I was delighted to see, that Philip used my G-LOG A picture profile […]

New free G-LOG (S-LOGish) Picture Profiles for the SONY FS100 Version 1.0

November 22, 2011

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What does a boy when alone at home? Right, he plays with his toys. I was musing over S-LOG for quite a while and was wondering if something similar – or at least S-LOGish – can be achieved via the PP settings. So I looked at waveforms of S-LOG files out of the F3. I […]

S-LOG (G-LOG) for the SONY FS100 (updated)

November 18, 2011

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What does a boy when alone at home? Right, he plays with his toys. I was musing over S-LOG for quite a while and was wondering if something similar – or at least S-LOGish – can be achived via the PP settings. So I looked at waveforms of S-LOG files out of the F3. I […]

New GlenColor Picture Profiles for the Sony FS100

August 17, 2011

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After some more extensive testing and endless waveform gazing, here is my (hopefully last) PP receipt: I ended up using two different PPs most of the time now. UPDATE Glencolor PPs 1.2! I just updated my PPs. Glencolor1 is for general use, mainly indoor. Glencolor2 is for outdoor – especially when sunny. After more testing […]

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