David, Wow, very nice work here man! As you know Nostalgic is warm to start.
Also, Nostalgic is by far the noisest of the GH2 profiles, but some like the grain it offers.

@davidhjlindberg What adapter for the samyang did you use?

One battery-removing lockup 7 seconds in with Cluster v6 RC 2. Static scene, HBR mode, Smooth -2-2-2-2, manual lens, SanDisk 64GB 95MB/s. Was not able to reproduce issue in subsequent attempts. Image quality is some of the best I've seen using HBR mode.

@disastronaut use conversation pm only please! See the group you were added to ? :-)

@davidhjlindberg Simply brilliant. Well done David.

@davidhjlindberg, amazing piece there! Love it. This's another solid piece made with that GH2 that I have seen so far. Great work! Keep up the good work.

David! Amazing work. Panasonic should buy it from you to promote the Gh-2. Can you share any pics of your rig. I have a dance related video to shoot.

@GhostLayer This happens periodically with several of the hacked settings, not just with Cluster. Normally I workaround it by turning the camera off and again like you did. As to when it happens, it seems to be related to how you review and shoot your footage. I seem to remember that if I switched modes too quickly it could sometimes do that, or if I rushed the camera after I finished recording.... but it was never enough of a nuisance for me to try to properly debug it. That would have meant taking time away from all the other testing. :)

I just lost half-day worth of video on my SDXC card. First time such thing happened, so far, in a couple of years using all kinds of devices/SD cards...

Video was shot on GH2 with Cluster v4. (at this point I don't think the hack has anything to do with the problem, though...)

I then used a card reader to transfer files from some CF card. Reader has SDXC/SDHC slot, so while CF files were transferring, I put my SDXC 64GB 95MB/s card in it as well, and it opened fine. I then tried to rename a dozen video files (by teh way guys, Cluster v4 seems to span just fine in 24H mode.)

While file rename operation was in progress, it took longer than it should and ended in Win 7 error message, something about wrong drive inserted.

Sure enough, SDXC card disconnected.

Subsequent attempts to read it (in a number of different readers) revealed that the entire file structure is gone, and Win wanted to Format the card because it only saw "RAW" data on it.

My attempts to recover the data (I have Recuva app, it works OK most of the time) were unsuccessful.

So looks like the entire bunch of videos on this card is lost.

I think, most likely, either the reader hardware, or Win OS glitched and bricked the card's file system.

So I suppose, when it's time to transfer footage to your computer, don't try to operate on more than ONE card at a time...

I needed OS to write to the card as I was renaming files there. I routinely rename files on card before transfer, for years, and nothing of the sorts ever happened. Suspicious mostly of the USB3 card reader I have - it probably glitched, disconnected the card during renaming, and voila - it was equal to pulling the card out without dismounting it properly, so the file system was lost!

@jhero Thats bloody good. Well done - some really nice framing indeed. Looks good at night :-)

@mo7ies Sorry to hear about your card corruption. Have you tried any of the Panasonic SDcard Recovery tools just in case?

@thepalalias thanks for your answer. I have definitely rushed on the play button :) I'll try to wait a few seconds to see if the hurry causes the glitch.

@mo7ies I was using Twixtor, and those scenes were shot in 720p 60fps. @disneytoy I don't really have a rig, just my GH2 set on a tripod. On the handheld shots I was just holding the legs of the tripod.

Thanks everybody for such a nice appreciation!