@Swiss_Boy excellent work. Careful in the clubs with those lasers, I've seen a few GH2's get killed by lasers burning lines into the sensors.

A shot of the moon using CM Day with a Canon FD 100-300mm zoom lens at ISO 1200, and F??. I used after effects to try and remove some of the noise from the city lights, and bring out a bit more detail. I am not sure how well I achieved this, but it was my first experience with after effects.

and then there are these ungraded shots from March using Rocket (or was it orion?) I always thought these looked pretty darn nice, and thought since so many people talk about comparisons of Sendna, Orion, and CM that maybe this would add a little visual perspective. I have no memory of iso settings and what not, I do think it was above 800 most the time. P.S. I do find focus edventually on the second video, just give it a bit of time ;)

@shian that's messed up!!! Do you think an ND filter would have lessened the effect of damaging the sensor?

Lovely grade @pchristoph. Amazing piece of work - got it all, nice overall flatness with great skin tones, beautiful composition, nice musical accompaniement. Thoroughly enjoyable to watch. Some of the best work Ive seen to date on CM. Thanks for sharing.

@peaceonearth I used a Tota light with silver umbrella to help with the scenes of the photographer and daughter looking through old photos, and also in her office space to even out the light. The window light was a strong source so I needed something to help create less contrast and fill in the shadows. The interview is pure exterior overcast light and I positioned her in the room as best I could. @driftwood thanks for those kind words. As a side note - the place we shot the outdoor family scenes was across the street from The Driftwood Restaurant. I should have grabbed a shot of that. cheers mate. http://personal-view.com/talks/discussion/3495/shot-a-photographer...made-my-day-#Item_1

@pchristoph - you are the man. that is a great piece

I simply sat the cat down with a book by Dr. Seuss "The cat in the hat".

Tit for tat, and hat for hat, by the end of the book I had convinced the cat, that with a hat upon a cat no feminine felines could resist that cat. So with a stylish red hat and a gentle pat, I soon had a hat upon the cat.

For those that don't really know me (Everyone here), I breed tropical fish (African Cichlids). My fish are in the states though, and I am in Japan. These are just a few short shots from one of Japans larger shops using Canis Majoris VY Day with 35mm Canon FD F2 concave Lens at F2.8 100 Shutter speed, and ISO 1250. Sorry for the shaking but it's handheld with no AIS. Also sorry for the focus, I was super close up at a shallow Focal length to try and keep the ISO at 1250. Unfortunately after 30 minutes of pics, I just started video when an employee told me no photos, so I never really got to dial it in. None the less I was happy with the colors and their are a few moments focus.

@pchristoph Amazing work

@pchristoph I loved it. Beautiful work. I am curious about the lenses you used, also, did you grade with FCPX directly or used something else? Thank you

@mee Pretty fish. I like the bottom one. :)

I don't know if anyone has encountered the same issue, but while comparing Sedna, Soft Skin and Day PM last night, I saw this horrible noise on Sedna and Soft Skin. It looked like refresh noise, those flickering lines. Is it my GH2 or is it the ISO bug? I haven't had experience with the bug, so I wouldn't know. Soft skin looks amazing, I find it easier to grade than Sedna, but I don't know what happened, really got me worried. I shot on Smooth, indoor WB, -2 on all settings, shutter on 50, iso 800 - 1200. I look at other low light tests and mine looks just so amateur, any tips for this?

@sanzadez Do not count on spanning with it - it should be able to handle low to moderate detail scenes fine without spanning, but do not expect to be able to push it.