If you enjoyed last week’s Sony FS7 4K E-mount camcorder Review by the guys at The Camera Store TV – here’s Part 2. Take a look at the color grading process with Looklabs’ SpeedLooks Studio LOG plug-ins at Jump Studios. Videographer Jordan Drake talks about the new S-Log 3 profile, XQD card recording and shooting with the new Sony FE 28-135mm F/4 G PZ OSS lens.
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4 thoughts on “The Camera Store TV Sony FS7 4K Camcorder Review – Part 2”
YES! Thank you guys!
Fs7 part 1 was helpful, but the expected type stuff, part 2, especially Jordan and Levi talking straight about their experiences- THIS is what I have been scouring the inter webs for. The two position input of them both bridged the gap to where I sit on the spectrum.
Noise in shadows- I’d love to hear some straight talk from Jordan about the IRE stuff. I’m seeing lots of posts about making whites 80% IRE. As a Canon DSLR entry into video world… what the hell is IRE? I used the 7Q on the Fs700 and 20% of our footage came back flooded with noise. I know over exposing and IRE is what will solve this- but there’s a sad lack of explanation on the interwebs about this. Help us, Jordan, you’re our only hope! (don’t miss the Star Wars reference)
I think Look Labs over graded your test piece (gd, why is everyone falling in love with blacks looking blue and highlights looking mango??) but, when you bring a bar of chocolate to the Wonka Factory- whose surprised you walk out with everlasting gobstoppers? That jab aside- for my rental Fs7 and shoot this week- first order of tomorrow’s to do list is buying the studio log luts for our shoot. I really appreciate you having a product ready for this camera- huge relief when I bring it on set. Props, guys.
Never seen your site or reviews- after I hit ‘post comment’ i’ll be looking through to see what else hits the sweet spot for me. Well done, Gents!
Jordan- enjoy that new human.
Levi- blow the old dudes away with what you can dream up 😉
Me- more wine and stay up all night reading more or hit the hay and try this with coffee. Big life questions.
Jokes aside- this 2 part review is spot on. As the dslr DP taking a big risk on he Fs7 this week- THANK YOU.
Where do I get a cup of that coffee???
make a double shot!
Real quick- Jordan- thanks for the comment about the fancy pants Sony lens. I really hope they hear you out. I’ll buy that wide/mid lens when they do!