I was amaized by the look of Nebula so I dared to film a wedding with this setting. The image was quite beautiful (creamy, the colors more pleasant), but I miss a little the sharpness. So I did it again. I work alone, I shoot only with one GH2. For this clip it was lumix 14mm. Enjoy the romanian folklore!...

@daspenberg I wouldn't hold your breath when it comes to accurate colour rendition. You can always just shoot a few seconds to see how its going to look on the viewfinder, then tweak, reshoot and then delete your test shots. As for adding an extra step to the workflow, I think most of us colour correct our footage anyway so its not actually adding a step as removing the green hue gets absorbed in the normal CC steps. If you don't want to do any colour correction work at all and go straight to editing then fair enough, it just means shooting a lot of test footage at different settings/conditions until you know exactly how the camera is going to perform. The GH2 is no different to any other camera really in this regard. The sudden difference when you press record is because the camera monitors in full range and then records in broadcast range. Turn the histogram on and watch how it changes when you press record.

@artiswar, thanks for the reply. I think this is one of the main reasons i'll be getting a gh3, hopefully they fixed this. It is easy to fix in post, but that adds another step to the workflow. There's such a big shift between what you see on the viewfinder before and after you hit record that I can never manually set the color balance correctly while shooting. This also adds time while you're shooting, so sometimes I just can't do it. Anyone have any other workarounds?

@fomalhaut3 Could you show us some screengrabs of the artifacts you got with Nebula 6 ? In a bit of a testing/comparison phase myself at the moment and would be interested to see. Also was this with Original, Soft, or Sharp2 ?

@Daspenberg - It looks like your suffering from the usual ugly green spike that the GH2 is unfortunately susceptible to. Simply shifting the offset of the images towards a more magenta hue will remedy that in post. In camera, however, you can use the manual white balance and adjust the hue slightly. Try picking up some color charts for shoots.

//edit, oeps sorry, wrong topic...

@driftwood from your words we could easily figure out that gh2's maximum usability hacks are going to be released. off course there wont be much of a hack after this time while GH3 is on its way. Thank you so much sir.

Now Boom in a test. Looks promising, at least 24p and 25p do good job. Need still more testing before use it in real life situation.

@Nameless @APA @exilenorth Superb!

@APA Hell of a teaser mate!

@Mirrorkisser thanks. Was looking for sunshine but a big bad cloud came up and never went away :(

Some great work chaps @Nameless @APA @exilenorth - Well done.

@driftwood Shot of the ocean looks great. Stunning framing on that. Wish I could enlarge, but when I click on stills in personal-view, sometimes they expand, sometimes they don't. Great frame up. I'm usually bored with typical film shots of ocean, but you've got some good energy here. Well done.

Edit: Actually got it to open. Great detail. Not sure if it's just my eyes, but is dynamic range here with Boom actually better than normal? Looks great to me. Thanks for posting.