@yskunto Hi fellow! I´ll try to make my tests with a faster SDHD one hehehebut anyways , this patch from humpman was holding up ALOT more than any other patch that haven,t seen before!! even with a "theorically" so slow SDHC card!! :) Next time, I´ll do some test on a tripod to see what happens.

@humpman Hello! One question only, Must we to overwrite the existing tables in the original patch? I mean [Patch6] and [Patch7] whith the new ones? Both tables at the same time? Thanks!! Asier.

THANKS humpman!! I´ll do so!! Cheers. :) Asier.

Here is one of the tests I did!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bz3JTW-9ErvleWxIWkxjempnajA

I used the same scene in this case to see if the are many differences between the two. Looks OK!! :-)

Cheers, Asier.

Works now.. Mac folks do not make an app with wine bottler...

There are seven options under User Patches. Do I check all of them ?

This helps even more to reduce fpn - http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?243995-GH-1-GH-13-Fixed-Pattern-Noise-Breakthrough

> The settings can be stored as one of the three custom settings, so they only need to be done once:

• Set mode dial on camera top to P.

• Set ISO to AUTO.

• Menu / record / aspect ratio: 16:9

• Menu / motion picture / rec mode / avchd

• Menu / motion picture / rec quality / FHD

• Menu / motion picture / metering mode / 1st

• Menu / custom / af/ae lock / af/ae

• Menu / custom / af/ae lock hold / on

• Menu / custom / movie button / ON !!!!

NOW:

• Menu / custom / cust.set mem. Select C1 C2 or C3 and SAVE these settings.

NOW set mode dial on camera top to CUST (I rarely change this, because I have C1 for photos, C2 for movies in manual mode and c3 for this "automatic" mode. Select the custom mode you have just created.

Now, it takes a while to become accustomed to this work flow, but after a while it becomes fairly intuitive.

Exposure is controlled by the wheel at the front of the camera. Press in on it so that the exposure compensation (-3 to +3) turns orange. Lightly press on the shutter release to focus (if using a Panasonic lens) and evaluate exposure. Turn the front wheel until the scene looks right. Tip: Panning slightly to a darker area makes the entire scene brighter and visa-versa. This is often quicker than turning the front wheel. When satisfied with the scene, press AF/AE lock on back of camera.

Now press DEDICATED MOVIE BUTTON on back of camera to begin recording. In many cases (especially dark scenes) you should see far less FPN than you normally would.

Observations and down-sides:

• Often what you see before you hit the movie button is not what you'll get when recording starts. Just stop recording, tweak briefly, restart.

• Occasionally the optimum settings for recording will look strange in preview (greyed-out whites, etc.)

• If you want to use a particular f-stop, you can: press the front wheel so f-stop and shutter speed turn orange, then turn the dial so the desired f-stop appears. (In dark scenes, the shutter speed indicated might be 1/2 second, but I think once you hit the movie button the camera records at the minimum 30th of a second for AVCHD.)

• If you lightly press the shutter release, you'll see the ISO the camera selects, but I doubt that this is a true indication, just a rough idea.

@yskunto i didn't any research for this time and will not, i think, sorry. Yes, please use the tables from July 6, it's reliable for PAL and NTSC (but remember, it stable only in 2397i or 2400i, so please make sure that it's checked in the ptool).

@zcream High quality in low light was main intention in those settings. GH1 in daylight was fine even in stock.

@humpman your screen grab from June 4 did not even have the color noise. Could you check the screen grab I posted above ? Just wondering how you were getting better low light..Cheers!

Interesting. Thats why ia mode seems to lower the iso. Ill keep the exposure lower by two pips. That may help too

@konjow that's known problem, @Asiertxu showed this problem above at previous page, it appears after several minutes or even seconds, depends on what tables you use, tables from June 4 doesn't work, you should try tables from July 6, but i didn't test it on long shots too.

@konjow what do you mean with "motion error"? can you elaborate more on that? thanks

@yskunto Stop recording with big info on your screen "" formating the same card or other one and works fine

Here we go - all files for Humpman July6 patch - user.ini and seta.ini

Check it out, the new tables. Try it on high ISO's.