Thanks for uploading this video! I was looking for something that showed off the what the video looked like on this lens.
@sipper2136
2 ай бұрын
A lot of really nice shots here. Shows what's possible for handheld video when your VR works at those longer focal lengths. I'm definitely a little jealous compared to the tamron 18-300mm (on x-h2s) which is borderline unusable for video at 300mm, even though they are very similar lens designs.
@kenross6028
2 ай бұрын
Thanks sipper, appreciate the nice comment
@Tom-hx1ou
3 ай бұрын
Nice, very informative video. Thanks for posting. I am a Sony user, but I am very curious about this setup for video. Did you use a gimbal, or how did you stabilize the video? If you extend the lens to 400m and use a tripod, is the video stable or shaky? I tried some front-heavy setups with long lenses on a tripod in the past, and the results were terrible.
@kenross6028
3 ай бұрын
Thanks, Tom. This video was all hand held, no tripod or gimbal and many shots at the full 400mm. I used no stabilization in post either, so what you saw was the combination of IBIS + lens OIS.
@Tom-hx1ou
3 ай бұрын
Thanks, Ken. I have never seriously entertained the idea of handheld video, but based on your video it certainly looks like an option. I am curious if you have tried panning at longer focus lengths and if the results are usable?
@kenross6028
3 ай бұрын
@@Tom-hx1ou Tom, it depends on how much panning and how quickly you pan. Very quick panning can result in stutters. Slow panning in the sports mode works just fine.
@derekrath7046
4 ай бұрын
....and what were your video settings - N-LUT?
@kenross6028
4 ай бұрын
Settings were 1/125 shutter speed with an aperture that varied from f4 to f11 and I used N-RAW (SDR conversion in DaVinci Resolve). The video was not shot in log
@derekrath7046
4 ай бұрын
quite astonishing from a lens some 'critics' say is only moderately sharp........ did you take any stills?
@kenross6028
4 ай бұрын
Thanks, Dereck. Yes, it is amazing how lenses like this are automatically dismissed by many of the critics. It's obvious it's a lot sharper than some think. I didn't take any stills as I'm primarily a 'video guy'.
@derekrath7046
4 ай бұрын
@@kenross6028 Ha, I'm primarily a stills guy with a little video. In some ways video is more forgiving, and I am interested primatily in the tele end with a view to keeping a professional quality. Obviously not going to be equal to a fast prime but I personally don't think it needs to be. So many lenses today are superior to what used to be considered 'pro' grade, and software can tweak medium quality upwards to a huge degree without looking fake (in the right hands).
@USGrant21st
4 ай бұрын
Resolution requirements for video are not as high as for stills. Until we get raw files from well executed tests we won't have any objective analysis. For some reason nobody wants to do such tests.
@kenross6028
4 ай бұрын
@@USGrant21st From a video perspective, and many I know who shoot stills feel the same way, if the lens looks good in practical applications, test results don't concern many nearly as much. Lab tests are one thing, actual shooting is something else. Lab results are not always predictive of the outcome of actual shooting scenarios. IOW, whatever lab results show for this lens, I'm extremely happy with what I'm seeing here.
@USGrant21st
4 ай бұрын
@@kenross6028 You are forgetting to mention a crucial fact, lab results are *objective* and people know what to expect based on them. A random video tells nothing, one's personal feelings mean nothing. One can make a poor lens look good, that's what all promotional materials are about. For obvious reasons, all early (pre)reviews are really informercials.
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