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From akihabaranews:
Looks like some great results with a lot less polish that previous videos.
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5D Mark II Video – More
Craig is the founder and editorial director for Canon Rumors. He has been writing about all things Canon for more than 17 years. When he's not writing, you can find him shooting professional basketball and travelling the world looking for the next wildlife adventure. The Canon EOS R1 is his camera of choice.
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My Mac Air doesn’t do well with 1080p video, any evidence of rolling shutter or jello effect?
Nope :) no rolling shutter
(on a quad core vista 64 bit machine with 8gb of ram)
4 good (and fast) video you need good videocard! 4 PC they are not wery expencive now for 200$ you can buy really awesome for video playback needs.
P.S. Mac Air? now they are sellind new modifications with NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics card – they should be good too. Which videocard do You have on yours?
re: rt
more specs PLZ on your system
Anyone knows which lenses they used ?
sure :)
DFI Lanparty LT x48 motherboard
hardware raid 5 (highpoint 3510 with 4 750gb drives – don’t remember which…. I think Hitachi….)
Intel Q9300 cpu @2.75 ghz (stock is 2.5)
8gb (4-2gb ddr2-1000 – also don’t remember who’s)
Nvidia 8600 gt
I think that’s all the important stuff…
You will need lots of high end equipment and software. I have a quad core dell, fast hard drive, good video card, etc and it struggles with HD video.
MacBook Air is the thinnest, but also the slowest of all MacBooks… Work with any $1299 iMac or better off the new MacBooks… No problems with HD at all…
Rox,
After the video is over the lenses used are listed with the credits.
no rolling shutter? I see it all over the place. Jello Vision!!!!