@electria0814, nice video! What lens did you use for the sharp shots at the beginning (most of the first 25 seconds or so)?

@andy68, super nice video!
All shot on the Lumix 14-140? How much sharpening in post, and what type of color correction/grading process did you use?

I'm beginning to think I should trade up my 14-42 for a 14-140. I just don't seem to get that quality of an image with the lower end lens. I'm also considering the big step up to the 12-35, too, since I don't necessarily need the long reach of the 140mm end...

@andy68 I really liked a lot of the tones you had going in that. Very nice. Was that graded in or is that mostly from the profile used?

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@onionbrain I'm so glad to see you message，Thank you especially love my film :) Your encouragement is my greatest power :)。 love it ， Thanks! :)

@x_worpig_x

That's a real surprise. Usually, the only cards that reliably span at high bit rates are the Sandisk Extreme Pro 64gig cards. I've used the 32 gig cards with Moon7, and they don't span. But you spanned with the 16 gig cards?

Anyways, if anyone has solid information on using the faster Sony cards, I'd love to know about it before I try'em.

@Brian_Siano I'm talking about the Sandisk Extreme Pro 16gig cards.

@Brian_Siano I could span with 16g 30mb/s cards on MoonT7. I don't see why it wouldn't.

@Tjabo I used Samyang 35 and Lumix 20 (+ ex tel mode) and for a few shots in the beginning a GoPro. I used After Effects for some animation and software stabilization. Edit in Final Cut X. This year I will look into Adobe PP cos' of the better workflow with AE.

@onionbrain Great point on versatility.

@andy68 Really great music video productions on every level!

@everyone -- I just read though some of the more recent pages on this thread. And, I have to say, I can't imagine selling my hacked GH2 cameras. Today -- in January of 2014 -- there still aren't cameras out there that do what a GH2 with Driftwood settings does. Heck -- I'd sell my Blackmagic cameras before I'd sell the GH2's -- purely because the hacked GH2 is infinitely more versatile.

@sam, unbelievable video! What lenses and editing software did you use?

@TATZU it is indeed a really nice place. but well, it is an imagefilm. It shows the nice places. Emmertsgrund is a district with big ugly blocks and they are not in a good condition. And the district is different to the rest of heidelberg. Manly because there are more different people with different cultural backgrounds. But that is not the thing that courses problems. I don't honestly think that germany has ghettos anyway - if you compare it to the rest of the world. But I think that people don't care about international comparisons. They think from their living room to the job to the fitness center and their own wealth compared to people that surround themselves. You can observe in almost every city, town or village (size doesn't matter), that people construct districts, streets or sometimes just single houses, where the "different", "stupid" & "poor" people live. As if they feel better, when somebody else feels worse. But most of the time these constructions have a true beginning indeed. In the 70th Emmertsgrund was dangerous. There was a lot of violence, gang fights and drug dealing (still not comparable to mexican or brazil ghettos) . But times and people in Emmertsgrund have changed. Still people in other districts hold on to the idea of an ghetto identity – some people in Heidelberg are afraid to walk around in Emmertsgrund, even though the police statistic rates almost every other district more dangerous… pure constructivism in my opinion. But thats a common way people construct their own reality… an yes: no ghetto in heidelberg. It is just somewhat funny that people in Heidelberg think that they have ghettos. They just completely lost their sense for reality.

(edit: sry… slightly offtopic)

@driftwood Thanks for the update Sir Driftwood.