Recent content by BenKhaine

gees thanks guys. i got a whole lot of reading and research to do over the weekend. I love theory and anything to improve my filming. Again thank you aal.

Okay. I think i concede. It must be a combo of my low quality stills tripod head, my speed of panning and the fact that i should not pan in my mivies. But i still cant understand why youtube vids of g7 and g7 with zhion crane M are so smooth?????? But i will have to come up with another way...

Thank you all very much for your Replies. Okay. I am willing to accept that this could be a mislabelling. If so, thats great. Is an SD Card not capable of recording at 60 megabytes per second??? I will purchase another even faster one and try again. Thank you so much. I have tried with...

Im sorry to be a pain. But i think i need to state the problem again. I need to shoot in 4k. I shoot at 25p because of the inherent problems with 24p. The max output for 4k is 25p@100mbps. If i shoot at 50p it will be @1080p. This wont do. I use 1/50 shutter with 25p. I pan real slow. this...

thats very helpful thankyou, but in i need to shoot in 4k. the max output in 4k is 25. The judder is happening at 25p also. surely this can not be as out of the factory intended to be???

i dont think that there is a fasater card than the one i have. i will ccheck although i did before i bought it but thank you. you have given me a possible fix. I am thinking that my camera is broken somehow. i will check it now and let ya'll know. thank you very much. But my card is 60 MB/S...

Hi guys. The bit rate at 4k is 100mb per sec. I cant record at 50 fps because i am shooting movies and need to shoot at 25 or 24 fps. I did try 50 fps and it seemed much better but not movie like. There is no way of lowering the quality / bitrate in camera and this would only make the...

hello its a transcend sdxc 10 u3 64gb. r95 w60 MB/S. it does it while recording 1080p too.

Hello Everyone. I recently bought a Panasonic G7. It is amazing..... Well it was. I have recently noticed it judders when panning. I have read all kinds of posts and am aware of the 180 degree rule and 1/50 instead of 1/48 when shooting in 24FPS. I shoot in 25fps and have my shutter at 1/50...