@Yashica

Glad to hear that you were able to record for 30 minutes in 720p. However the thing you need to keep in mind is there are a bunch of variables that are involved. Details in scene, exposure etc etc etc. This is why I test with the death chart, high ISO, overexposed, Panasonic lens, faster shutter speed etc. I want to make sure that the camera is rock solid for what I will record. I have had 2 cameras fail on me in the middle of a shoot, so I don't use any patches that cannot pass the death screen for 1/2hr in any mode.

My sentiments are pretty much the same as the thread below.

http://personal-view.com/talks/discussion/9181/two-years-worth-of-hacked-panasonic-gh2-shooting-my-conclusions.../p1

If you are happy with the way the patch performs that is all that really matters. I have my own set of guidelines that need to be met in order for me to use a patch on a camera. I use a modified version of Flowmotion V2.02 that is rock solid and I am very happy with the results.

Best Regards :-)

@Azo I'm looking into the death chart testing. Normally I do grass or a pan slow pan through wind blown trees. With the "death chart", is it advised to test it on monitor or to actually print it out? This is what I have: http://www.personal-view.com/talks/uploads/FileUpload/50/c630e3c2da1274819090a24c517047.png

@matt_gh2 Thanks. Not too bad for my first time lapse. Got a long ways to go!

Thats great! Thank you. @Azo