Patrick Baldwin

Thanks for that. As you say a LOT of manual work. I am on FCPX so probably even harder! Thanks again.

I think I have just had this flickering. I had three Z6's using exactly the same settings as part of a multicam. 5000 ISO @f5 25fps in 1080 10bit N-log. Only one of them is exhibiting this flickering! Only in the darkest scenes of the performance. It was an intimate play so they were basically looking at the same thing. Brighter scenes on the offending camera were fine. It actually looks like LED flickering but clearly isn't. Worrying if it is that random. I would be interested to hear any ideas on how to make it usable in post. I am expecting it to be unusable when I get to the edit.

I hear you and I would of course use them given that ultimatum. They must be in love with at orange rubber look!

When I'm on the road I download to bus powered WD 1TB SSD drives which are routinely 300mbs using Hedge. Whenever I use mains powered 7200rpm drives the download is always 170mbs. It doesn't matter one bit who has made it or what the cache size is it is always the same. The original posters problem is the bus powered spinning hard drives. I personally won't touch anything made by LaCie having had numerous failures in years gone by. Huge fan of Hedge.

Maybe this: https://hipshot.tv/

Congratulations David

This might be of interest. https://www.newsshooter.com/2020/08/25/calling-the-shot-with-jefcharts/

Go with grey seamless.

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?366994-Sony-F3-S-Log-4444-PLUS-accesories

You would have to budget for all the Horlicks you would need in order to sleep at night....

Every day is world back up day in my workflow.

Incredible sky. I might start running if I saw that coming.

Yes. This is the bit that sticks in my throat

I don't think this is anything to do with camera shutter speeds. It's your playback that is causing the stuttering. If it plays back on the camera properly then you know its the way you are trying to playback via a DVD through your TV. Your TV is having to decompress the footage on the fly and cannot cope. If I have understood correctly I am amazed it plays back at all.I don't think this is anything to do with camera shutter speeds. It's your playback that is causing the stuttering. If it plays back on the camera properly then you know its the way you are trying to playback via a DVD through y

Is this in playback on the camera or on your computer?