@MisterBink see the other quantum 9 thread.

There's a Crossfire setting which includes Intra (GOP1) Canis Majoris/Night matrix on 24p and HBR plus 2k plus 720p 12/15 GOP from Cluster v4 over on the other thread.

Shot on Night, graded with ColorGHears.

@driftwood Canis Majoris Night spans upto 192mbit for me. is it normal sir?? Video Bitrate 24H=192000000 Video Bitrate 24L=112000000 Video Bitrate FSH/SH=104000000 Video Bitrate FH/H=72000000 all these works, for me well and good. how can i find its advantage and disadvantage sir??? only mjpeg mode failed. it failed even in default canis majoris for me. does it has any advantage keeping bitrate over 190??

Nice crossfire matchup, however, notice the actual video bitrate for 24p is still only peaking at around 150M. You can enter 220M in video bitrate if one chooses to but only 150M is required to reach physical frame limit anything over my setting will fail.

@driftwood cluster v5 is amazing sir

Good stuff. Pleased youre happy. Feel free to experiment with ANY of my settings. I'm not precious about them.

@DeShonDixon They are pretty rocking. :) I am looking forward to getting to when Joanna puts up the music video we shot for her in Canis Majoris Night (and with a Red Scarlet and a couple shots with a Canon HV30).

@thepalalis @rajamalik yeah thanks guys Canis is amazing! I should of took the time to give it more though earlier!

@spaceandtime I am on my mobile phone, so I have not watched the video. But here are tips about flare and veiling on a nifty-fifty lens.

1) Remove all filters. That is right, ALL of them. Even a UV can often exacerbate these issues. Now, it is up to you if you think this is worth it.

2) This more for veiling than flares, but shoot with a hood or a mattebox and keep the light source out of frame. Me, I do not get to much out of that because I am often trying to include flares.

3) Stop down a bit. Fast lenses are typically the most vulnerable to flare and veiling when shooting wide open. On my Rokkor 58mm f/1.4, going from 1.4 to 2.0 or 2.8 helps a lot.

4) Angles and placement. Setup the shot so that either something is blocking the light source (a tree, etc.) or it less directly affects your shot.

Other than that, I am afraid I do not have too much to offer. Some lenses are much better than this than others, but in many cases the only solution is preparation.

@Flaaandeeers Are you shooting in 24p? As Cluster v5 (and v4) targets Q16 and stays there pretty much. The setting will utilise high bitrate upto 90+M if needed on high detail scenery and average around 60+M on most other scenery. Try them out and test side by side against other users settings if you prefer (on Streameye or Streamparser) and see which you like the most.

Hey guys. I recently made a video with a mix of Canis night and Sedna AQ1. So far, I can't decide on which is better. I just love the images they make. Here I pushed the coloring as far as I could in Apple color. Some I was able to push very far, some very little. I can't remember which shots are which because I was switching between different cameras every time. So check it out and I hope you like it.

is it better to shoot with the iso at 320 instead of 160? I noticed that the zacuto test the gh2 was set up for 320 iso.