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Do you have any knowledge regarding the C200 and fixed pattern noise? I'm noticing faint vertical lines in my 4k video

My exposure scenario doesn't get much harder and I'd appreciate an opinion 🤔 I shoot land-based surf video with C200 in 4k raw. I viewed this post looking for knowledge regarding iso as I'm uneducated. How should one approach iso selection with regards to these factors . The foam created by waves is white, the wave is generally quite dark, the subject (substance abusing, peace loving surfer) is generally in a black wetsuit, generally shooting at full telephoto end of the lens (400mm) The white foam must be overexposed for everything else to be correctly exposed. You' may have subjects to the left side and right side of you, meaning, you may at any time have the sun providing great or poor light if it is early morning here in sunny Newcastle, Australia on the beach, facing left into the sun will help using a polarising filter , but facing right, the polarising filter will darken the image. I could go on,... Eg, many sunny days will still have broken up clouds which requires constant quick readjustment of exposure. settings So regarding iso, what should I consider .... Would very much appreciate any assistance 🙏🏻

What a delight! Striated Thornbills are not only beautiful little bird but also probably the most fascination of their genus in so many respects.

These are my favorite spiders

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I saw one today and regret not bringing it home and putting it in my flowers

Like R2D2 and other Star Wars sound effects. Marvellous stuff :)

Finally I figured out what this spider is! I found one is the bush once and was mesmerized by it. I picked it up (with a leaf) to inspect it. It tried getting away but I didn’t let it go I liked it lol. So it finally gave up and decided to just build its web in my hand 😂 it was floating inbetween my fingers building its web there

I'm impressed that you got such good footage. I was stalking one today in Sydney bush and got close enough to make a good recording but no video. Did you have a powerful zoom? I only had my phone and as soon as I got close enough to film he was gone. It being thick scrub didn't help and it was hard to move quietly. I got the feeling he new I was there all the time. I've stalked them before in SE QLD and never got anywhere near them.

Haha it attacked with the Star Platinum.

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Hi Rory. Firstly, your images look gorgeous - whatever your exposure strategy is! :) I stumbled onto this post (late to the party, I apologise) after interrogating my own exposure strategy - currently with the Canon R5 shooting Raw. All that follows is regarding shooting in RAW only! Your test is interesting, and perfectly valid, but I wonder whether the way you describe Expose To The Right (ETTR) in this video could use some clarification? Beyond the processing software responding to changes in metadata, the raw data captured will be exactly the same given the same light/aperture/shutter-speed at ISOs 100, 400, 800, 1600 etc. (NB ARRI Alexa users may disagree here. But that's another discussion…) The only way to truly ETTR (or ETTL) I know of is by increasing - or decreasing the light reaching the sensor for a given exposure - whether by aperture, shutter-speed - or increasing the physical lighting. This is also the only way to re-distribute tonal value-weighting either side of a middle grey point e.g. A bright high-key sun-lit exterior will benefit from careful ETTL (less light) if you wish to preserve highlights and mid-tones. And if you want to 'see into the shadows' in a low-key night interior it'll better be served if you ETTR (more light). Noise-wise, best results will always be produced at the sensor's designed/native ISO - if you can do so at the light levels available. I was initially thrown by your commentary at 10:06 about 'avoiding shooting a sunny-day at ISO 200 because the clipping of the highlights isn't so nice'. On reflection, I see this less as being directly related to ISO (intuition tells us to use lower ISO for more available light) - as exposure (light levels at the sensor). I translate this as 'better to be careful to just ETTL here to get bright tones & highlights retained' Simply altering ISO in raw won't in and of itself alter the tonal distribution of the shadows and highlights. Only a deviation of exposure: plus or minus from Normal (N) can do this. Or have I misunderstood your example here? I'd say digital ISOs are really just a convenient/modern way of visualising a correct/pleasing exposure on our camera screens - not a way to increase/decrease actual exposure. Many have argued that including digital ISO as part of the 'exposure triangle' is just plain wrong. So to answer the opening question you raise re noise at the start of the video I'd answer: Ideally, both! Lowest ISO possible, maybe in tandem with ETTR - that is judicious over-exposure (more light). Anyway, results-wise maybe we are actually in agreement - just using different terms to get to the same endpoint. ;) Anyway, great post - and thank you for stimulating my ageing grey-matter. PS The RawDigger app is invaluable in comparing actual raw data count and distribution, and as of the last update will open Canon CRM files for scrutiny. I recommend it! (not an affiliate btw). All the best.

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I have the same exact mix, border heeler, same face just white on the body and black spots on each eye… really cute but hard to train when i have kids around lol 13 weeks old but learning.

Some things you do not notice until you do some heavy color grading. Iso 400 usually holds up much better than 1600

My girl penny is about to turn four months soon such a great mix of dog

Wow!

Hi Rory, Can I use this video as promo for my upcoming podcast with Bruce?

Can we get an update video?!? My border heeler male looks just like this.

I admit that I've watched this short video at least 20 times.

KLR productions need this video.

Just found one of these guys in my roses. I've never seen one before. I'm in the PNW.

Beautiful work Rory! That drone footage is gorgeous

Wow, beautiful

In my Eurythmy sessions we have been working on the diamond excersizes xxx

I am inspired from the cinematography of yours, basically the closeups you use in your videos. We attempted a little. Would love to get a few critical thoughts. Thanks

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Absolutely Beautiful. My family enjoyed watching this.

Really Awesome captures

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How wonderful to see all that water on that beautiful country. The filming is first class and shows that country in all it's glory. Thank you for sharing, makes my heart glad to see that system overflowing and quenching that parched land. Watching from far north Queensland. 🙏🏾😊🌺

Something I read or heard was that the best iso increments are 800 then 1600 then 3200, apparently the isos inbetween those can introduce more noise. Who knows if that’s true 🤷‍♂️😂

Love this! I have the c70 and only used it once but it’s so filmic, this looks so close to a film stock. Do you expose so you just miss clipping highlights?

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This is so cool! Thanks!

Good but... Weird skin tones...

Eastern spinebill and red and white Salvias, nice :).

I really admire the blue banded bees :)

Wow, that was mindblowingly epic, I loved the sound.

everybody needs a cuddle.

I think they look nicer than the honey bee.

Incredible footage.

Europe has miserably failed at inventing sacred dances...

How can they let this happen