Thank you, that was helpful. I'd expect to see more such videos from many of us as times goes on and we gain more experience with this camera. There truly is a lot to learn on it.
Hey Lance, I hope this helped. Tbh, I got really frustrated that there was so little info on HFR. I really expected there to be a HFR setting in the same way as VFR. My next challenge is to get the best out of GH6 auto focus. This is what’s currently driving me up the wall! Rich ;o )
@@ItsAdventure Thanks Rich. The auto focus works just fine for stills. I haven't done much video with it yet. There will be some AF challenges there! But manageable, I think/hope.
I bought a gh6 and I have a strange problem. Well, the recording on the card starts 2 seconds after pressing the shutter. Is it normal? My card is ANGELBIRD AV PRO CFexpress SE 512GB
Hey @techoeski. Sorry to hear that! Seems you are not alone. There’s a bunch of people with the same issue on dpreview. This looks like a partial work around until Panasonic release a fix: www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4663202 Fingers crossed Rich ;o )
may I ask what is shutter speed at? because the maxed out of the shutter speed on the gh6 video mode is 355? I always seen that the shutter speed should be doubled the frame rate. Would you be able to let me know?
Hey LR, I am a bit lazy that way just using the 180 rule. Saves the faf and one more thing to setup. So I set the shutter to 180deg which automatically returns double the frame rate. So in the 120 example gets 240 shutter. Cheers Rich ;o )
Dude, no worries. It did my head in trying to find how to do this. So decided one weekend to knuckle down n read the manual over and over. 100’s of pages later I found it! And yes it is very well hidden for some reason! Just thought it may save everyone else the headache. Glad I could help! Cheers Rich ;o )
Hey François, yes exactly. The HFR max frame rate is 100fps when PAL (System Frequency 50Hz) has been selected. Which itself allows you to slow back down to 25fps. 400% slow is cool. But I wanted to find that max 120p which is only available in NTSC.
Hey Christophe. That’s really good news as they are a pricey bit of additional kit. I’ll give that a try too. Thanks for letting me know! Cheers Rich ;o )
You're both right, kinda... He was talking about getting ALL of the HFR options to appear, you would need CFexpress. It all comes down to how high of bitrate the option is... You are correct that there are a couple options (HD only I believe) that would work with SD.
Hello, since I upload videos to YR'T and YT processes it better with 30fps instead of 25fps, I edit my 4K/120fps or my Full-HD/300fps in a 4K/30fps project! Since I not only film with the GH6, but also film drone shots in 4K/60fps, I have another problem and that is the 17:9 format and these shots then cause black borders at the top and bottom of a 16:9 project. If you turn it around so that you adjust 16:9 to 17:9, it gets even worse, because then you have black bars on the left/right! To prevent this, I have to film with ULHD/Full-HD when I process them together with the drone recordings. I only noticed the problem after our first trip to Chiemsee/Lake Constance with the GH6, but how and what I conjured up with the GH6, especially slow motion 120fps and 300fps in the first three parts, which is the first time using a camera with interchangeable lenses will amaze everyone. The recordings that inspire me the most are the recordings of the mighty, imposing fountain on the island of Herrenchiemsee with 300 fps, but also waterfalls, birds of prey and even a water strider that is startled by a dragonfly and jumps high can be seen in the first three parts 300 fps slow motion . Sometimes you could almost think that it's not Full HD but 4K. There is respect for your work and the 👍30 + subscription Best regards and I would be happy if you visit our channel and find out that I'm not exaggerating!
Hey G&D. Thanks for that! Hope it helped! N sure, will pop over and have a look what you made. It’s cool that we are all getting to learn new tricks with this camera as we go along. Rich ;o )
Thanks Rick for that. I know how you feel. I've been struggling with my lovely new GH6 downloading onto my Mac. I filmed in the Variable Frame Rate slow motion and my Mac/QuickTime/iPhoto/iMovie just won't open them. Any tips? I was wondering if it would open with the higher frame rate?
Hey D, when you say ‘won’t open them’ does that mean your trying to open them in Finder and the mac just takes ages or are the files? What is the file extension type, I.e the bit after the dot? Panasonic have some proprietary file types they require a converter to import them. There are a bunch of clever folks that read and comment here so hopefully one of the others can help out with other suggestions too! If it helps, I mapping out an idea I’m working on to cover data volumes and SD card options. Bit of a techie one but may give some ideas. Cheers Rich ;o )
@@ItsAdventure Hi Rick, the problem was Quick Player, but somehow I've sorted it. It doesn't take the I setting only the L setting whatever that means on the variable frame rate setting. Anyway, just managed to follow your instructions on the HFR and it worked. The only thing is is the sound is slowed down as well. Can you give me advice on the sound. Most grateful. Your video is very clear: are you a teacher by profession? Thanks.
@@buddhalochanna hey D, glad you got it sorted! No, I’m not a teacher. I run an it consultancy advising companies on IT systems and helping them by running the project teams during their implementation. There are a couple of ways to get slow video and regular sound; 1. Duplicate the video, use one copy for the slow speed visuals and the other (sped up) to get the sound. 2, use an external audio recorder and bring that in as a separate track. Takes a bit of practice, but gets the job done. Thanks Rich ;o )
@@ItsAdventure Thanks for your help. I'm an artist and I like the slow motion sound in the videos, but why would you want the slow motion sound, as you said in your video explanation? Might I ask?
@@buddhalochanna hey D, for me, sound is the critical element. In fact I can get away with a dodgy image if the sound is decent quality. So to portray and emphasise time slowing down I like to hear the abnormality of an every day sound being stretched. I like my sound to match and eventuate the image. My new camera for example, records no sound at all when I change the frame rate. This to me is incredibly frustrating and forced me to have external recording. But, the image quality balances things out. Cheers Rich ;o )
Hey Claes, I have tried to find out more about the sensor and the processor to see if this gives any clues, but nothing!?! There is no explanation that I can find yet? My hypothesis: the processor/codec has a far easier calculation to process between 59.94 and 119.88p than 50/120. So the frequency derives a theoretical max frame rate of Freq x 2. Where as Variable frame rate turn off certain aspects to minimise impact on processor. Blooming good question though, so I’ll keep digging! Rich
Hey Stanley, my ND is quite old now but has worked well for my use case. Do bear in mind it does have vignette at corners but on the whole was great value for money. I use the Marumi ND2-ND400 variable filter. It does mean you have to be a little careful with the frame rate/ISO combinations but has great flexibility. I use it predominantly on my Olympus 12-40 F2.8 Pro which is a 52mm ring size. However, If I were buying today I would go larger diameter and use a lense ring expander set to fit it. That way you have way more options for more lenses in future. Lense ring expanders are cheap. ND filters, especially good ones are expensive. If you have the money, do have a look at the Peter McKinnon ND's. Top notch, but top dollar too! Happy Hunting. Rich ;o )
GOD BLESS YOU my friend! I was looking for YEARS for this solution and thought, NO WAY the GH6 can't record slo motion with autofocus. You are A M A Z I N G ! Thank you so much! 🤍
Hey @DimitriosMegas. You are welcome sir. Happy to have been able to help. I spent ages trying to find this solution so hoped I could help others having the same headaches. There have been patches since I made this that allow HFR with other options. So do check out some of the other helpful feedback comments below. Cheers Rich ;o )
good video! also, took me YEARS on the GH5 to figure out that you get different settings / options depending on whether you choose Cinema mode, or PAL or NTSC! I wish this stuff was made more clear by Panasonic! NTCS vs Cinema Mode also affects time lapse settings on GH5mk1. Not sure what the case is with GH6.
Hey Just Alex, couldn’t agree more! I expected to find an ‘HFR’ mode; in the same way you have ‘VFR’. Only when you get to page 420 in the manual that things come together. Interesting question on NTSC vs Cinema? Maybe a future video there! ;o )
Hey Ras Kitchen, you are more than welcome! It was frustrating the hell out of me. I class myself as a noob and heard a bunch of pro-videographers singing the praises of GH6 HFR but non seemed to say how to do it! Took me a flipping age to figure it out! So thought I'd share to save as many folks as possible the headaches I encountered! Cheers Rich ;o )
Hey Mike, me too. As I couldn’t find anything on it I decided to create the video. There is info in the manual but it’s hidden way way down on page 420! Glad I could help! Rich ;o )
Hey BoxingTunes. Thank you for highlighting this for everyone! There were a couple of reasons I went this route: This firmware update for Pal 200p wasn’t available back when I made the vid. Also, AF not available above 120p. Don’t quote me, but think you also loose sound with PAL (I’ll test this). Cool that you were able to bring this to people’s attention though. The more we can share tips/questions like yours, the better informed all of us will be. Many thanks Rich ;o )
@@ItsAdventure Sorry my bad, I didn't realise 200p was made available after a firmware upgrade. You don't lose sound with 200p. I shoot mainly boxing and was previously having to shoot in slow mo and sound externally then sync them up in post so I had the option of smooth slow-mo but also had entire bouts with sound. It's made life a lot easier. I never shoot with AF as I use mainly Canon EF lenses so thanks for clarifying. In my experience I've had too many problems recording NTSC as you can get a lot of problems with light flicker being in Europe so Its PAL or 24hz for me only.
@@BoxingTunes no worries. Thank you bud for sharing more valuable knowledge and insight! It’s just your sort of insights that are really helpful & add value. Rich ;o )
@@BoxingTunes I mainly use Olympus lenses. my favourite for the GH6 is the Olympus 17mm f1.2. As most of my stuff is vlog style I needed good reliable autofocus. I got that hacked off with Panasonic missing focus that I recently moved over to Sony full frame with ZV-E1. Managed to get a couple of lenses on eBay. The Panasonics are still my preference if I’m behind the camera as they have superior image stability and I love the colour. But for focus reliability and for compact size, the ZV-E1 wins for my kind of filming. ;o )
Hey Scopeshots3123, the frame is by Smallrig. I have one for the GH5 and one for the GH6. The top handle (called ‘Top Handle’) locks onto a small NATO rail. The top handle has a Usbc lead that allows you to start/stop recording. Smallrig have their Blackfriday sale on this weekend. So probs worth a look. Cheers Rich ;o )
Hey I stumbled on your video looking up the GH6 specs. According to the Panasonic website (which I assume now relates the latest firmware v2.2) if you set your System Frequency to Cinema (24hz) you can record MOV C4k/4K at 120.00p exactly, giving you the missing 0.12 fps 😀From what I can tell the System frequency looks like its related to the HDMI output frequency for playback directly on your TV. NTSC mode gives you the largest range of recording options though e.g 1080p 239.76p
Hey HamVR, that’s awesome. Thank you for sharing that! I love that I can get to learn new facts from some clever vids like you! Will give that a little try next time I break th GH6 out. Many thanks Rich ;o )
Hey @wherecurtwent glad it was of use bud. Took a flipping age to find the settings so figured it would help others get there faster by sharing. Do have a read through the comments as there are a bunch of folks that know way more than I do that have added some good points too. Thank you for taking the time to feedback, very much appreciated! Cheers Rich ;o )
Hey Albert. Recording at the high frame rate 119.88p in 4K means you can slow the footage in post by setting the playback speed to 29.97fps. In FCPx this is equivalent of slow 400%. Your play back will appear way slower, you won’t get dropped frames (juddering) and added bonus:you will hear the audio too. Hope that helps. Btw, that question has really made me think I need to expand more on outcome/benefits of HFR! So thanks for the idea there. Rich ;o )
@@ItsAdventure thanks for your reply. I shoot an R5 and i have a chronos, my market isnt willing to pay extra for slow motion and i dont think 120fps on my r5 gets it done for me alone plus more light investment for the chronos and having to match the footage with my r5 if i were to use one camera and sell them off for the gh6 at 300fps what advice can you give?
@@Lordalbertreels hey Albert. The problem with colour matching across camera brands is that each tend to develop their own ‘Brand’ colour preferences. So a Rec709 LUT from Cannon will produce nominally different colours from a Panasonic Rec709 LUT. I use an XRite colour checker after applying a Rec709 LUT to balance between cameras. Better still would be to look at Node processing inside of Davinci Resolve (free software). Then see if you can build out your own Nodes based on your own ‘input’ camera and ‘output’ taste and preferences. And yes, higher frame rates are more light hungry! Cheers Rich ;o )
Interesting enough off the subject other than i own a gh6 .i had unlimited recording of 4k119mov and 5.7k30prores on an Angelbird 4Tb CfExpress until i updated to the 2.0 firmware that now shows (cfexpress exceeds 2tb) so now exclusive recording external w/o internal storage to 4tb ssd. Thank you
Funny you mention Angelbird CF cards. Gene Nagata (PotatoJet) recommended the same card. They are about a quarter of the price of SanDisk. That is gutting to get that much of a drop. Mind you, must help yer HDD out! Rich. ;o )
Been a while and still learning this beast🎉All my cards are angel bird. Since the update of course i can use 4tb ssd external and now run and gun w 2tb cf express angelbird. They have 2 different speeds and the cheaper one is slower but handles everything i throw at it. Just seen your reply when i referenced your vid again for settings. Thanks again
Before even wathing you video I have to gife feedback. Had my speaker settings to very loud without knowind and when playing your video I jumped. Very crazy annoying starting sound in this video. Sorry I just wanted to give feedback. Maybe you lower that sound in the beginning.
Hey BikeMike, thanks for your thoughts. And that is exactly what I had to do to uncover these features on page 420+. My hope is that this video helps those that don’t have the time to do the research to know what to search for. We’re all busy people, so sharing knowledge in an easily convenient format is going to help everyone get there faster. At least that’s how I see it. The beauty of this platform though is that we all have our own preferences and opinions and are able to share them (good or bad). bikeMike, I would love to know one thing you have picked up from the manual that made you go try it out! Thanks for being part of this! Rich
If Dynamic Range boost is On, I found that it limits your VFR to 60FPS. All of them. Thanks for the Video. Problem solved :)
Hey Simrixco19, thank you for that! Thats exactly the sort of config miss that catches you out! Great spot and very pleased you shared here!
Rich
;o )
Thank you, that was helpful. I'd expect to see more such videos from many of us as times goes on and we gain more experience with this camera. There truly is a lot to learn on it.
Hey Lance, I hope this helped. Tbh, I got really frustrated that there was so little info on HFR. I really expected there to be a HFR setting in the same way as VFR. My next challenge is to get the best out of GH6 auto focus. This is what’s currently driving me up the wall!
Rich
;o )
@@ItsAdventure Thanks Rich. The auto focus works just fine for stills. I haven't done much video with it yet. There will be some AF challenges there! But manageable, I think/hope.
I bought a gh6 and I have a strange problem. Well, the recording on the card starts 2 seconds after pressing the shutter. Is it normal? My card is ANGELBIRD AV PRO CFexpress SE 512GB
Hey @techoeski. Sorry to hear that! Seems you are not alone. There’s a bunch of people with the same issue on dpreview. This looks like a partial work around until Panasonic release a fix: www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4663202
Fingers crossed
Rich
;o )
may I ask what is shutter speed at? because the maxed out of the shutter speed on the gh6 video mode is 355? I always seen that the shutter speed should be doubled the frame rate. Would you be able to let me know?
Hey LR, I am a bit lazy that way just using the 180 rule. Saves the faf and one more thing to setup. So I set the shutter to 180deg which automatically returns double the frame rate. So in the 120 example gets 240 shutter.
Cheers
Rich
;o )
yes changing it to NTSC solves everything, none of those other youtube videos talks about it. you are a genuine help.🎉
Dude, no worries. It did my head in trying to find how to do this. So decided one weekend to knuckle down n read the manual over and over. 100’s of pages later I found it! And yes it is very well hidden for some reason! Just thought it may save everyone else the headache.
Glad I could help!
Cheers
Rich
;o )
With PAL mode active, the high frame rate should land on 100 fps instead of 120 fps, right?
Hey François, yes exactly. The HFR max frame rate is 100fps when PAL (System Frequency 50Hz) has been selected. Which itself allows you to slow back down to 25fps. 400% slow is cool. But I wanted to find that max 120p which is only available in NTSC.
@@ItsAdventure definitely! For slow-mo the slower the better 😁 (with the same quality)
2:56 you don't need to use cf express type b to use 120fps look at slot 1 and 2, is enabled :)
Hey Christophe. That’s really good news as they are a pricey bit of additional kit. I’ll give that a try too. Thanks for letting me know!
Cheers
Rich
;o )
You're both right, kinda... He was talking about getting ALL of the HFR options to appear, you would need CFexpress. It all comes down to how high of bitrate the option is... You are correct that there are a couple options (HD only I believe) that would work with SD.
Hello, since I upload videos to YR'T and YT processes it better with 30fps instead of 25fps, I edit my 4K/120fps or my Full-HD/300fps in a 4K/30fps project! Since I not only film with the GH6, but also film drone shots in 4K/60fps, I have another problem and that is the 17:9 format and these shots then cause black borders at the top and bottom of a 16:9 project. If you turn it around so that you adjust 16:9 to 17:9, it gets even worse, because then you have black bars on the left/right! To prevent this, I have to film with ULHD/Full-HD when I process them together with the drone recordings. I only noticed the problem after our first trip to Chiemsee/Lake Constance with the GH6, but how and what I conjured up with the GH6, especially slow motion 120fps and 300fps in the first three parts, which is the first time using a camera with interchangeable lenses will amaze everyone. The recordings that inspire me the most are the recordings of the mighty, imposing fountain on the island of Herrenchiemsee with 300 fps, but also waterfalls, birds of prey and even a water strider that is startled by a dragonfly and jumps high can be seen in the first three parts 300 fps slow motion . Sometimes you could almost think that it's not Full HD but 4K.
There is respect for your work and the 👍30 + subscription
Best regards and I would be happy if you visit our channel and find out that I'm not exaggerating!
Hey G&D. Thanks for that! Hope it helped! N sure, will pop over and have a look what you made.
It’s cool that we are all getting to learn new tricks with this camera as we go along.
Rich
;o )
Thanks Rick for that. I know how you feel. I've been struggling with my lovely new GH6 downloading onto my Mac. I filmed in the Variable Frame Rate slow motion and my Mac/QuickTime/iPhoto/iMovie just won't open them. Any tips? I was wondering if it would open with the higher frame rate?
Hey D, when you say ‘won’t open them’ does that mean your trying to open them in Finder and the mac just takes ages or are the files? What is the file extension type, I.e the bit after the dot? Panasonic have some proprietary file types they require a converter to import them.
There are a bunch of clever folks that read and comment here so hopefully one of the others can help out with other suggestions too!
If it helps, I mapping out an idea I’m working on to cover data volumes and SD card options. Bit of a techie one but may give some ideas.
Cheers
Rich
;o )
@@ItsAdventure Hi Rick, the problem was Quick Player, but somehow I've sorted it. It doesn't take the I setting only the L setting whatever that means on the variable frame rate setting. Anyway, just managed to follow your instructions on the HFR and it worked. The only thing is is the sound is slowed down as well. Can you give me advice on the sound. Most grateful. Your video is very clear: are you a teacher by profession? Thanks.
@@buddhalochanna hey D, glad you got it sorted! No, I’m not a teacher. I run an it consultancy advising companies on IT systems and helping them by running the project teams during their implementation.
There are a couple of ways to get slow video and regular sound; 1. Duplicate the video, use one copy for the slow speed visuals and the other (sped up) to get the sound. 2, use an external audio recorder and bring that in as a separate track. Takes a bit of practice, but gets the job done.
Thanks
Rich
;o )
@@ItsAdventure Thanks for your help. I'm an artist and I like the slow motion sound in the videos, but why would you want the slow motion sound, as you said in your video explanation? Might I ask?
@@buddhalochanna hey D, for me, sound is the critical element. In fact I can get away with a dodgy image if the sound is decent quality. So to portray and emphasise time slowing down I like to hear the abnormality of an every day sound being stretched. I like my sound to match and eventuate the image.
My new camera for example, records no sound at all when I change the frame rate. This to me is incredibly frustrating and forced me to have external recording. But, the image quality balances things out.
Cheers
Rich
;o )
Yes, why doesn’t it work in PAL? Is it the 100/120 alternative, as already mentioned? I agree I also immediately set it to PAL.
Hey Claes, I have tried to find out more about the sensor and the processor to see if this gives any clues, but nothing!?! There is no explanation that I can find yet? My hypothesis: the processor/codec has a far easier calculation to process between 59.94 and 119.88p than 50/120. So the frequency derives a theoretical max frame rate of Freq x 2.
Where as Variable frame rate turn off certain aspects to minimise impact on processor.
Blooming good question though, so I’ll keep digging!
Rich
Hello my friend. Which ND filter you got on? Also, does it have an adaptor? I'd like to know, looking to buy an ND filter.
Hey Stanley, my ND is quite old now but has worked well for my use case. Do bear in mind it does have vignette at corners but on the whole was great value for money. I use the Marumi ND2-ND400 variable filter. It does mean you have to be a little careful with the frame rate/ISO combinations but has great flexibility. I use it predominantly on my Olympus 12-40 F2.8 Pro which is a 52mm ring size. However, If I were buying today I would go larger diameter and use a lense ring expander set to fit it. That way you have way more options for more lenses in future. Lense ring expanders are cheap. ND filters, especially good ones are expensive. If you have the money, do have a look at the Peter McKinnon ND's. Top notch, but top dollar too!
Happy Hunting.
Rich
;o )
GOD BLESS YOU my friend! I was looking for YEARS for this solution and thought, NO WAY the GH6 can't record slo motion with autofocus. You are A M A Z I N G ! Thank you so much! 🤍
Hey @DimitriosMegas. You are welcome sir. Happy to have been able to help.
I spent ages trying to find this solution so hoped I could help others having the same headaches.
There have been patches since I made this that allow HFR with other options. So do check out some of the other helpful feedback comments below.
Cheers
Rich
;o )
good video! also, took me YEARS on the GH5 to figure out that you get different settings / options depending on whether you choose Cinema mode, or PAL or NTSC! I wish this stuff was made more clear by Panasonic!
NTCS vs Cinema Mode also affects time lapse settings on GH5mk1. Not sure what the case is with GH6.
Hey Just Alex, couldn’t agree more! I expected to find an ‘HFR’ mode; in the same way you have ‘VFR’. Only when you get to page 420 in the manual that things come together.
Interesting question on NTSC vs Cinema? Maybe a future video there! ;o )
Thanks man! They certainly don't make this one easy to figure out....now to find the overcrank settings and see how it looks. cheers!
Hey Ras Kitchen, you are more than welcome! It was frustrating the hell out of me.
I class myself as a noob and heard a bunch of pro-videographers singing the praises of GH6 HFR but non seemed to say how to do it! Took me a flipping age to figure it out! So thought I'd share to save as many folks as possible the headaches I encountered!
Cheers
Rich
;o )
Finally! Was looking for that since weeks now... Thanks a million!
Hey Mike, me too. As I couldn’t find anything on it I decided to create the video. There is info in the manual but it’s hidden way way down on page 420!
Glad I could help!
Rich
;o )
Thank you so much! I had the exact same issue and I had been racking my brain over it for days now!!!
Glad it helped!
Cheers
Rich
;o )
Sorry why would you do that when you have the option to record 200p in PAL?
Hey BoxingTunes. Thank you for highlighting this for everyone! There were a couple of reasons I went this route:
This firmware update for Pal 200p wasn’t available back when I made the vid.
Also, AF not available above 120p.
Don’t quote me, but think you also loose sound with PAL (I’ll test this).
Cool that you were able to bring this to people’s attention though. The more we can share tips/questions like yours, the better informed all of us will be.
Many thanks
Rich
;o )
@@ItsAdventure Sorry my bad, I didn't realise 200p was made available after a firmware upgrade. You don't lose sound with 200p. I shoot mainly boxing and was previously having to shoot in slow mo and sound externally then sync them up in post so I had the option of smooth slow-mo but also had entire bouts with sound. It's made life a lot easier. I never shoot with AF as I use mainly Canon EF lenses so thanks for clarifying. In my experience I've had too many problems recording NTSC as you can get a lot of problems with light flicker being in Europe so Its PAL or 24hz for me only.
@@BoxingTunes no worries. Thank you bud for sharing more valuable knowledge and insight! It’s just your sort of insights that are really helpful & add value.
Rich
;o )
@@ItsAdventure Interested to know which lens you use? because I still find the GH6 AF too unreliable
@@BoxingTunes I mainly use Olympus lenses. my favourite for the GH6 is the Olympus 17mm f1.2. As most of my stuff is vlog style I needed good reliable autofocus.
I got that hacked off with Panasonic missing focus that I recently moved over to Sony full frame with ZV-E1. Managed to get a couple of lenses on eBay.
The Panasonics are still my preference if I’m behind the camera as they have superior image stability and I love the colour. But for focus reliability and for compact size, the ZV-E1 wins for my kind of filming.
;o )
compact flash or do you mean CFexpress ?
Hey Brad, Yes you are correct. CFexpress!! Thanks for helping out there. Rich ;o )
What rig is this with the handle sir?
Hey Scopeshots3123, the frame is by Smallrig. I have one for the GH5 and one for the GH6. The top handle (called ‘Top Handle’) locks onto a small NATO rail. The top handle has a Usbc lead that allows you to start/stop recording. Smallrig have their Blackfriday sale on this weekend. So probs worth a look.
Cheers
Rich
;o )
Hey I stumbled on your video looking up the GH6 specs. According to the Panasonic website (which I assume now relates the latest firmware v2.2) if you set your System Frequency to Cinema (24hz) you can record MOV C4k/4K at 120.00p exactly, giving you the missing 0.12 fps 😀From what I can tell the System frequency looks like its related to the HDMI output frequency for playback directly on your TV. NTSC mode gives you the largest range of recording options though e.g 1080p 239.76p
Hey HamVR, that’s awesome. Thank you for sharing that! I love that I can get to learn new facts from some clever vids like you! Will give that a little try next time I break th GH6 out.
Many thanks
Rich
;o )
Great share. Thank you. That helps a lot! 👍
Hey @wherecurtwent glad it was of use bud. Took a flipping age to find the settings so figured it would help others get there faster by sharing.
Do have a read through the comments as there are a bunch of folks that know way more than I do that have added some good points too.
Thank you for taking the time to feedback, very much appreciated!
Cheers
Rich
;o )
But the problem is! I’m loosing 25fps options.
There is always 24fps 🤷♂️
Rich
;o )
Thanks for your video, do you mean playback of hfr can only be in 30f?
Hey Albert. Recording at the high frame rate 119.88p in 4K means you can slow the footage in post by setting the playback speed to 29.97fps. In FCPx this is equivalent of slow 400%. Your play back will appear way slower, you won’t get dropped frames (juddering) and added bonus:you will hear the audio too.
Hope that helps. Btw, that question has really made me think I need to expand more on outcome/benefits of HFR! So thanks for the idea there.
Rich
;o )
@@ItsAdventure thanks for your reply. I shoot an R5 and i have a chronos, my market isnt willing to pay extra for slow motion and i dont think 120fps on my r5 gets it done for me alone plus more light investment for the chronos and having to match the footage with my r5 if i were to use one camera and sell them off for the gh6 at 300fps what advice can you give?
@@Lordalbertreels hey Albert. The problem with colour matching across camera brands is that each tend to develop their own ‘Brand’ colour preferences. So a Rec709 LUT from Cannon will produce nominally different colours from a Panasonic Rec709 LUT. I use an XRite colour checker after applying a Rec709 LUT to balance between cameras.
Better still would be to look at Node processing inside of Davinci Resolve (free software). Then see if you can build out your own Nodes based on your own ‘input’ camera and ‘output’ taste and preferences.
And yes, higher frame rates are more light hungry!
Cheers
Rich
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Already knew this but watched and left a like for helping everyone else out GG 🙌🏼
Thx THG! Appreciate you for that.
Rich
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Thankyou!! no more information about that but yours, thank you very much.
You are most welcome. ;o )
but this way you can not look the final FPS reinterpreted footage. it reproduces at normal speed. i think its a matter of needs. nice vid btw.
That’s a good point and agree, this is one of the shot choices. I like the ability it gives to speed ramp without dropped frames.
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Rich
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Very very helpful!! Thank you very much!!
Hey Titaostein, you are welcome! It bugged me for so long, I figured I couldn’t be the only one with the problem.
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Nice one
No worries
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Thank you bud!
Hey, no worries. Glad to help!
Rich
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Thanks man!!! You are a star ⭐️
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this helped me alot thanks bro
No problem 👍
Rich
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Thank you so much! subscribed 👍
Hey 4n1qfrogg. You are most welcome. It frustrated the hell out of me and wasn’t really obvious in the manual. Got there in the end !
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Interesting enough off the subject other than i own a gh6 .i had unlimited recording of 4k119mov and 5.7k30prores on an Angelbird 4Tb CfExpress until i updated to the 2.0 firmware that now shows (cfexpress exceeds 2tb) so now exclusive recording external w/o internal storage to 4tb ssd. Thank you
Funny you mention Angelbird CF cards. Gene Nagata (PotatoJet) recommended the same card. They are about a quarter of the price of SanDisk. That is gutting to get that much of a drop. Mind you, must help yer HDD out!
Rich.
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Been a while and still learning this beast🎉All my cards are angel bird. Since the update of course i can use 4tb ssd external and now run and gun w 2tb cf express angelbird. They have 2 different speeds and the cheaper one is slower but handles everything i throw at it. Just seen your reply when i referenced your vid again for settings. Thanks again
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH !!!
You're welcome!
Thanks
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With 120 fps you can slowdown to 20% in a 24 fps timeline...
Correct. 500% x slow mo is massive for a silky smooth, no hitter play back!
Merci!
Pas de problem Mademoiselle!
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Rich
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Before even wathing you video I have to gife feedback. Had my speaker settings to very loud without knowind and when playing your video I jumped. Very crazy annoying starting sound in this video. Sorry I just wanted to give feedback. Maybe you lower that sound in the beginning.
Just wait till you hear the outdo !! ;o )
RTFM.
Hey BikeMike, thanks for your thoughts. And that is exactly what I had to do to uncover these features on page 420+. My hope is that this video helps those that don’t have the time to do the research to know what to search for. We’re all busy people, so sharing knowledge in an easily convenient format is going to help everyone get there faster. At least that’s how I see it. The beauty of this platform though is that we all have our own preferences and opinions and are able to share them (good or bad). bikeMike, I would love to know one thing you have picked up from the manual that made you go try it out! Thanks for being part of this!
Rich