Thanks. I'm helping a make up artist showcase some of her work. She likes the saturated/contrasty look. So anything I deliver will be "awesome." I guess my question is to those with the discerning eye, what if anything needs to be changed from the original?

Shot this yesterday with majoris skintone.. standard -2 all

I can't remember if white balance was set to auto or daylight, but I'm using a cheap nd filter at the moment until the b+w arrives and I feel it shifts the color slightly. Does anything scream out to any of you?

I did bump the contrast a little in the color curve in vegas and slowed to 80%

I put the mts through 5dtorgb and uploaded the original

@cinemon those are really nice. Would be interesting to see how they look in motion (if possible).

@johnnym thanks, Good to hear some feedback. Personally I am really pleased with this lens after just two days of testing, but I am no lens expert.

@mee nice shots, lenses look great.

@Hallvalla thx

@cinemon - those look great.

Here is two stills from a video i shot with quantum x v2 :

@peaceonearth Partly correct - as several people on the site have mentioned, though the exFAT system supports larger than 4GB files, using exFAT cards (like the 64GB SDXC offerings from SanDisk and Transcend) has not resulted in the creation of greater than 4GB files. The internal software has to support the larger files and so far there has not been proof that it does. Of course there is no reason why it would be impossible to do so. The issue is not entirely unlike the memory addressing support one faced by each OS (though that is of course RAM, not filesize) and the way that 32-bit applications running on 64-bit OSes cannot address as much RAM as native 64-bit ones on the same OS (or the way that not all 64-bit OSes can address the same amount of memory). Basically, there is no evidence as of yet that Panasonic went "all the way" with the exFAT support. Hope that there is a way around it.

@mee I also hope I am wrong about this, but even if I am not, it might still perform competitvely with SanDisk 64GB 95MB/s since the spanning issue is rather complicated. Thanks for the generous possibility. :)

@thepalalias, I need to check again, but I believe the 64GB silicon power card may have been just up the road from me for a very very reasonable price. At the very least I can check the spanning, if Peaceonearth is right it should span since it uses the exFAT system not MS DOS FAT. So if it is super cheap and spans/works well, maybe I can send one your way as a sorta contribution to the project since I am sure you can do better testing than lil ol mee.

@mee As far as I know, it is the camera that has a 4GB limit, indiscriminate of the card. Even when we are spanning, the split point is at 4GB. Therefore, it is difficult to discern whether there would be any performance advantage to that card. If someone wants to provide one, I would be happy to test it in a fashion similar to what I did with the SanDisk 64GB, starting with the CM settings. However, I imagine most people would rather spend hours doing controlled tests themselves. :)

@mee it's funny because I was able to shoot the footage in my above video with a class 6 32gb trancend card with no errors and the footage averaged 120mbps..but what's even more strange is it would fail on the class 10 version of the same card,16gb and 32gb..I knew spanning would not work but on my class 6 it completed every 3:57 take until the card was full..I wouldn't recommend this card but it's my most stable card with CM"night" so far aside from my sandisk 30mb/s cards,I should say in a controlled lowlight environment atleast,haven't tried it in daylight yet.

@thepalalias Thanks, that was the most complete explanation I have heard on the recording limits tools. Here is something related which I am curious about http://news.softpedia.com/news/Silicon-Power-Intros-64GB-SDXC-UHS-1-Class-10-Memory-Card-247134.shtml Although the write speeds are much lower than our sandisk cards, it claims no 4gb limit, So, would this mean this card would have no issues with removing the limits? Not the fastest write speeds I realize, but I suspect it may be a bit of a wolf in sheeps clothing as I have one of their SSD drives that is 300 MB/s. If not this card, I think their next card may be of interest for Driftwoods higher end patches.

@EYESOUL I am not an expert, but I think overall you have a nice look. Sorta reminds me of old school videos in the closeups, but on the wider shots it seems closer to the modern look.