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What Adam said!

That was an excellent and detailed summary by Steve.
Sensor design and the data processing to get from the raw sensor data to the final data stream is interesting stuff.

Yes I'd agree with Adam in that you MIGHT be simply shooting in a standard-resolution mode instead of in a hi-def mode. That might explain it.

Camera Motion Research "Blackbird".

But whether you consider it small depends on your viewpoint. It is light and it comes in a nice case with film inserts. I have one, it works well.

Interesting stuff. I agree, short and sharp is best. People have very short attention spans on the Web.

Well according to amazon's site, it will be shipped March 21st, just 4days from now. If you buy it I hope you are ready for gargantuan file-sizes and a very powerful PC to edit footage. Twice the linear resolution of standard high-def. (small point of semantics : it does irritate me mildly when some...

Airlie Beach? Fantastic place, I love the Whitsundays, and QLD in general.
Good to hear from ya down under Smarky.

SOFDRAX1 Yes indeed it is certainly a little reminiscent of the FX1 launch back in 2004. November 2004 I think it was. I think the price point is a little higher but there's inflation etc. I guess only 2 main problems with shooting 4k is that editing anything at 3840pixels is gonna be very very har...

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Hi Paul Nice edit! i liked it a lot. Some careful placement of night light to light up various angles and trees etc. Am i right inb thinking the bike-light and the helmet light were LED? That probably accounts for the lack of 'yellow' tungesten-esque coloring, as tungsten lights would be around 2800...