@rezyserzycia Looks great!

@rezyserzycia Very cool. I shoot Intravenus v2 hack setting with 1970s Russian Lomos (28mm and 50mm). Love the look. You should post music video sometime if it's ready.

moon T7 hbr test :)

@treibholtz look great! what lens ? wow, moon t7 is incredible!

Have we determined which memory cards span with these patches? I know the Sandisk Extreme Pro 64gig works, but has anyone succeeded with other cards?

45MB/s SanDisk Extreme 64 /128GB

@driftwood Any info on T8 development. The test footage you posted looked great to me. Thanks for all your great work and settings over the last few years. I've got a project I'll be shooting in a few months and if budget stays low, I might still be on a GH2, so T8 could be the look I'm after.

(BTW - Intravenous v2 performed like a champ on our feature shoot. Great images. 20 days of shooting and only 1 error. Thank you for that.)

Hello everyone, I want to ask you something that makes me think that moon T7 a lot of noise in the dark areas against flow motion 2.02 given 2 shots below to compare

Mr Drift - still loving your patches v BMPCC and other formats we've been shooting in personal projects - holds up and beyond still - even blagged em into several prime time BBC and CH4/Ch5 title shots shhh :) You've taken the codec and hardware to it's far limit, far beyond the manufacturers expectations. Probably last of the the homebrew good stuff we're going to see for a while, hats off to you inspiring a load of possible next gen shooters and pushing the makers into making the good new shit we're seeing along with Vitaly. Of course Voldermort claims it's ALL his idea but hey ho blog wars are funny. /chapeau

@rezyserzycia Thanks. I used standard 14-42 with cheap CPL filter.

23.976fps is the industry standard. If you're not syncing audio or doing professional post production or doing a film recording you're not hurting anything going 24.0fps but if you plan to exhibit like in a festival or work collaboratively you're better off just sticking with 23.976fps and not being "that guy" that's making the process more complicated than it needs to be.

24P cinema mode unless you're shooting slow mo, generally.

When you've updated your firmware with Moon or any other patch that's what you're using, there's no additional switch in a menu.

@paparak_ivi I have the same test results, made many times over. I only really shoot in low light and use FloMotion. Because of how everyone on this topic is so enthusiastic about Moon, at first I couldn't believe the noise in the blacks that I was getting with Moon compared to FloMotion so I repeated the tests at least 20 times - from my tests to my eye and in my opinion only FloMotion is clearly much better in shadows. But to each his own.