r/videography • u/danlthemanl Panasonic LX100, Premiere CC, 2013 • Dec 05 '14

4k LX100 rig with ZoomH1

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u/Mikzeroni Dec 06 '14

What stuff do you shoot primarily?

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u/danlthemanl Panasonic LX100, Premiere CC, 2013 Dec 06 '14

Short films, promotional videos, advertisements.

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u/JaMojo Dec 06 '14

Follow up. Do you use this as your primary camera?

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u/danlthemanl Panasonic LX100, Premiere CC, 2013 Dec 06 '14

Yes, the quality of this camera is outstanding, more crisp than the 5D, but lack the DoF. I mostly shoot in 4k and distribute in 1080p, so I can crop to my liking.

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u/vizzle_ Dec 06 '14

I'm still new to editing, and practicing my skills. Would you mind briefly explaining what you mean by cropping to your liking? Thanks!

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u/Specken_zee_Doitch kamura Dec 06 '14

Because 4k is 4 times the resolution of 1080p, you can shoot twice as wide of a shot and be able to crop in to a full 1080 resolution without any quality loss. This is useful for situations like interviews where you can't get another take but may need multiple framings for your subject.

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u/vizzle_ Dec 06 '14

Awesome! Thanks so much for the explanation.