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@@entropicnic6892 good question. 4:3 isn’t the greatest aspect ratio for anamorphic for sure, but it works perfectly for 1.33, which is a popular ratio for the Sirui set; what I started with last year. If you film in APSC and use the full frame sensor for 4K that should give you all the real estate necessary on the sensor for an APS anamorphic (even up to 2x), you’ll just do a crop I post to the proper size you want. To use IBIS for anamorphic (a super power in the Lumix series), just make sure to select the right anamorphic setting (or close) and you should be good to go. Otherwise just turn off IBIS if it keeps giving you any unwanted warping edge effects. I think all of the same anamorphic desqueeze options (and Image Stabilizer) are available for APSC mode.

@@HDRTravel thanks!

@@Phw239 those would be good. You can use the UHS II cards in either slot in the S5 and since it doesn’t go over 200 Mbps (25 MB), any V30 card will work great.

Thanks for your reply. As I am planning for a vacation just want to carry a higher capacity card like 256 GB or more. Can we use 512 GB also in either slot with 200 Mbps V30 card? What is the maximum storage we can use in LUMIX S5. I don’t see it in the manual

@ the S5 has SDXC SD slots, which goes up to 2TB, so a 512GB card will work great. Their manual is a bit weird (page 31) and says SDXC is 48GB to 128GB, which is wrong. I’ve used the 256GB cards with no issues so I’m sure the 512GB is fine too.

Yes I noticed the same in the Manual. Thanks for clarifying this. Very much appreciated your help.🙏

The Sigma is a beast...glad you had a good reason to hold onto it!

@@KOD_72 if the receiver is plugged into your GoPro as an input then the GoPro will record the input in addition to the transmitter recording, as long as the recording function is turned on.

@@athulnirakkoottu8406 update, I don’t think the S1H allows recording on external SSD’s like the S5iix.

@@BraburnCity I’ve been to Rome once, absolutely loved it!

The max Mbps is 200, which is 25 MB/s, so any V30 card would be good to go. The speeds are on pages 127-130 in the S9 manual. Since the 6k file is a compressed file it’s not as large, which still has great quality on this camera.

Interesting. If you have the Micro panel selected in preferences and the new software is installed it might just require a power reset for the computer and/or the software. Windows doesn’t like recognizing hardware updates sometimes when new software is installed until the computer is completely reset.

@@daniellrodriguezs yeah…I was surprised too. Since the GH7 doesn’t record 32 bit by itself either I thought for sure this would just be an easy software level upgrade for the S5iix, since it is their new video flagship (my opinion).

Ugh, you're right, lol. Thanks for letting me know so I don't make the same silly nomenclature mistake next time.

I've never used the Ursa 12k, it looks like quite the beast. I still love the 6k Pro too. It's what I filmed the Stargate fan film with.

@@billyoung9538 great point. I admit I wasn’t going to do much surgery beyond the ‘easy one’. I bet you are correct and the OLPF is mounted to the sensor like most other sensors I started to research (S1H, Canon, etc).

​@@charlesn Given most of the after market OLPF's for older Blackmagic cameras were done as MOD replacements to those cameras stock IR cut filters, pretty much everyone assumed Blackmagic took the same route with the Ursa mini 12k OLPF. It even tested almost identically to an UM12k with the Rawlite OLPF. So thus the idea that the OLPF and IR cut were the same on all OLPF based Blackmagic cameras seemed like a logical leap, but your test seems to prove that this likely isn't the case. This isn't 100% definitive, but when the moire pattern doesn't change at all, if all other factors were exactly the same, then that most certainly suggests the OLPF is still on.

@@ManVersusCamera thanks for watching!

@@crosshammerfilms thanks! And thanks for sharing Rob’s approach. I’ll definitely watch his video and see how he set it up.

Great points…the added cost of the video assist definitely pushes the cost $$$ - the lag can be a nuisance too.

@@charlesnso you say that with the BM recorder you actually don't get the true 3:2 open gate from the camera HDMI of the S52x? Also was wondering if 50fps is also possible with the recorder. A main difference between the S52x and a BM full frame is that in open gate you have 36fps but in the Lumix you cannot

You are correct. The BM video assist is only 16:9 for 5.9k BRAW and only 30 fps max in 5.9k, but will record 4.1k (17:9 APSC) up to 60 fps

@@alexandruprepelita2771 Yeah, the BM Video Assist (with S5iix) shoots in 16:9 with the S5iix in 5.9k BRAW. The highest fps is 30 in 5.9k and 60 fps in 4.1k (17:9). The other sadness about the S5iix is that in 24 Hz mode to shoot true 24 fps, HDMI RAW Data Output mode is disabled...just another testimony of how versatile the BM cameras are, you can change to whatever fps you want and it doesn't slow you down in other modes.

I would agree with Charles, I thought the same when look at my own footage in Da Vinci that I've shot with both cameras.

@@adriancluskey3640 it’s pretty much common knowledge that the full frame is noisier. There’s so many comparisons on RUclips under the same setting…in video form with no zoom…that shows how much noisier the full frame is in second iso range. To be clear…I’m only talking about second native iso range not the first.

the 6kFF has a shocking amount of noise.

It’s a good point I didn’t consider, I’ll look into testing the ISO’s separately.

@@peterryan3972 the motorized head comes with its own controller.

@@AtortAerials sorry to hear, but if you found a workflow that works for you, that’s the best for sure. I’m working on a video breaking down the key features I use with it and how it saved my production time. I’ll be curious how your workflow differs with the iPad. Thanks for watching!

@@charlesn maybe I'll do one before it ships back showing mine and how it slowed it down. I may be laying in bed though editing! 🤣🛏️

@@AtortAerials honestly, that sounds interesting. I would watch it.

@@TheBrainHacker888 lol, all me.

@@subhasiparida1143 sadly no.

@@kostistau yes.

@@spanishiscool_ good question. The internal mics are similar to Lavalier mics which are engineered to only pick up sound that is very close to the microphone. If you have two people sitting next to each other wearing the mics, then you will not have any issues.

@@charlesn Thanks for your answer! :) Much appreciated!

good question. The TP61 factory camera head cannot tilt sideways for vertical shooting. It will tilt forward or backward used in typical video, but not sideways sadly. Since I use the manfrotto quick detach system I picked up an MH496-BH for around $60 used on eBay, but I don't know if that's your preferred mount.

@@charlesn Thanks for the reply. I'm using the DJI ronin gimbal plate so that I can quickly attach to my gimbal when needed. I'm trying to find a lightweight tripod with a fluid head, 90 degree tilt functionality and an attach system that supports that DJI plate. Been a tricky journey so far.

good question. I would probably add the multiplier from the speed booster as the final number. so if you have a 0.71 speed booster and are set to 35 mm in the Sigma it would be 25 mm. Definitely experiment and see if it makes a big enough difference for the software to stabilize.

Thank you. And if I change the focal lengh the camera will recognize this change? I mean I set the lens data one time and use this for different focal lengths?

@@r.h.6581 if the lens is not a manual lens it should recognize it. It reads my Sigma lenses. Swipe the screen left (or right) and select ‘lens’ to get to the lens data and see if it is updating so you can read what your setting is.

It still works as advertised, no weirdness yet. It is still great for RUclips work, getting a camera up quickly, but I picked up a few more that I'm using for heavier cameras I'll share in another video shortly.

I definitely won't claim I was the first to do these either, lol. They were picked up mostly from Reddit posts. I was super surprised to run into this issue when I finally started jumping into my first big project this year. Thanks for sharing your experience. I'll mimic the 'Jim' node title in the channel for future references!