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cables either. This 128GB unit is about the size/weight of a compact mobile phone. It has two female sockets on the side, one to connect it to the camera, the other, a small USB receptacle, is to connect to a computer. Both are bus-powered so no battery is required.If you chose to use SD/HC cards, Id recommend the Class 6 type. They come in class 2, 4 or 6, which simply stands for MB/s per second transfer speed. Class 2 (i.e. 2 MB/s) simply cant keep up with the camcorders data stream to the card. As class 6 are the same price as class 4, you might as well buy class 6 SD/HC cards as they will perform best and Ive even heard that they dont get warm as they have so much headroom in the data-stream capacity.If you want full-on gigabyte capacity then Sonys own HXR-FMU128 dedicated flash drive will give you a whopping 700 minutes in full FX 24Mbs 1920x1080 HD quality. The HXR-FMU128 costs 750 inc VAT.A 32GB card on the other hand will give you 170 minutes recording time in full FX 24Mbs 1920x1080 HD quality and as there are two card slots on the NX5 two 32GB cards, this equates to 340 minutes of continuous recording time. Cards are hot-swappable and when one card fills up, recording continues un-interrupted on the second card. However, once the second card is full you will need to change cards; the camera wont go back to card slot A and start recording over your footage again. Remaining recording time is ever-present on the LCD screen and in the viewfinder.There are some clever recording options on the NX5. For example, the camera has the capability of recording to both card and the Sony Flash Drive simultaneously; this means you can give your client the low cost memory cards at the end of the days shoot, then return to your edit suite with the flash drive to get on with your edit.Another great option is that you can set the camera up to record to one or the other storage formats in numerous ways. For example, pressing the record button on the side grip will record to the card slots, while pressing the record button on the top handle will record to the flash drive: great! And you can set it up to record HD to one and SD to the other. I love it!OTHER FEATURES:The NX5 has a few other tricks up its sleeve. Unlike other similarly priced AVCHD camcorders the NX5 has an Slow Motion feature; admittedly, its limited to 12 seconds maximum in any one take, but a slow-mo feature none-the-less. It shoots 200 fields per second with improved Smooth Slow Record (picture resolution is reduced during slow-mo recording). You can select 3, 6 or 12 seconds for slow-motion recording. During slow-motion recording the camera automatically sets the shutter speed to 1/215th of a second. The final footage is stretched 4 times. As for a Time-Lapse feature; there isnt one, disappointingly, as this is something I personally use a lot.There
are the usual Sony Picture Profiles settings, which can be selected in the menus after pressing the PICTURE PROFILE button on the side of the camera. There are six customizable settings with seven preset Gammas including STANDARD, CINEMA TONE1, CINEMA TONE2 etc. In each setting you can customize the GAMMA, BLACK GAMMA, KNEE, COLOUR MODE, COLOUR LEVEL, COLOUR PHASE, COLOUR DEPTH, WB SHIFT, DETAILS, and SKINTONE DETAIL. There are lots of options. If you are not happy with one of the six presets, simply go into any one and modify the various parameters; either way it should be easy to achieve the look you want from the NX5.The addition of a HD/SDI output can only mean that Sony is aiming the NX5 at professionals as well as prosumers. The HD/SDI outputs 4:2:2 colour space so if you wanted you could potentially attached a separate recording device like the Flash-Nano for example, and record 4:2:2 at 50Mbps variable bitrate for even more possibilities. The NX5 also has a HDMI output, which means you can buy any regular HDMI LCD monitor or TV and use that for low-cost monitoring options. Great!The built-in LCD screen is nice and sharp and is certainly good enough for composition purposes and checking white-balance. It is ok for focusing with the aid of the EXPANDED FOCUS option, which is a pre-set assign button (assign button 7) next to the zoom rocker on the side grip. The LCD is also a touch screen for making selections and changes. But dont worry; if, like me, you dont like getting greasy fingerprints all over the LCD, simply use the menu select buttons instead, which are neatly laid out under the LCD screen.The HXR-NX5E is equipped with three built-in ND (Neutral Density) filters 1/4, 1/16, 1/64 which help to vary the depth of field with iris control as well as achieving perfect exposure in bright sunlight.Now for a bad bit; a very bad bit. The NX5 cannot be set up to use one of its Assign buttons to last clip delete like you can on the EX1/3 and XDCAM HD cameras. This is a major pain in the butt as it really slows up productions, and the whole point of solid-state is to make things faster. People often think that solid-state only speeds things up in post. Not true. I shoot lots of corporate and SIV videos where the presenters are often not professionals and they often need several takes. With an EX1 I can set up one of the assign buttons to delete last clip. This means when the said presenter screws up his/her lines I can simply hit that button and the bad take is gone. Then when it comes to editing, I simply import every clip, knowing that they are all good; no marking in/out points for hours on end like with tape. But as the NX5 does not do this, to delete a last clip you have to change modes and go into the menus and mess about with several clicks of the menu wheel/button etc. This takes approximately
1 minute out of your production shooting time. If this has to be done 100 times during the course of a days shoot, well, you work out the maths: very slow and time-consuming and annoying. Sony seriously needs to fix this with a fast firmware update.PICTURE QUALITY:Having now spent a good few weeks with the NX5 I can report my findings: they are everything that I expected. I did some brief filming in England, then some more in the USA. Overall, the image quality is pretty much identical to the tape-based Z5, only the NX5 shows ever so slightly better control over compression artifacts, which is due to the more advanced AVCHD codec I suspect. Moving shots over foliage also looked slightly smoother; but the difference is very small and you have to look really hard to see it.With regular shooting i.e. on the streets, inside museums, in the park and in varying lighting conditions, the NX5 produces beautifully sharp (yet smooth) images with plenty of deep saturation in the colours. Its a pleasing image and one that I am more than happy with at this price range. I did some brief filming of some Amateur Dramatics rehearsals in what can only be described as just adequate lighting conditions hence I had to switch the gain in to 9db, even then I was working at full aperture. However, the final results were surprisingly smooth and virtually noise-free. Anyone looking to shoot event or wedding videography will be thrilled with the low-light capabilities of the NX5.Shooting in low light with the gain switched in at 9db produced perfectly usable images with little noticeable noise. Even at 18db the noise was acceptable; not as smooth as 9db, but it could certainly be cut in with regular footage.Overall the image quality produced by the NX5 is a trifle better than the tape-based Z5, but it is not quite at EX series image quality; the latter producing nearly 1000 lines of resolution. The NX5 produces just over 800 lines: outstanding at this price.Comparing the NX5 to the competition. It is way ahead of the Panasonic HMC151, which produces around 600 lines, and the JVC GY-HM 700, which produces around 700 lines. The NX5 also beats the Canon XL H1 in the resolution stakes, though only just. Image feel is a personal thing. I personally like the look of higher end Panasonic models such as the AJ-HPX3700 for example, as well as Sonys own DigiBeta and HDCAM range. However, with more modestly priced cameras I have mixed feelings. Years ago I preferred the look of JVCs over Canons and Sonys, but these days Sony have really come into there own with their PICTURE PROFILE settings. Sony has not only caught up with the competition with regard to picture feel, but they have overtaken. Considering the price of the NX5, it is incredible how you can fine-tune the feel of the picture, and even the preset picture profiles are absolutely outstanding. Comparing the NX5 to the Panasonic HMC151 is chalk and cheese. I owned a 151 for a
few years and I had some clips I shot from outside my house. I shot the same clips on the NX5. I know they were both shot at different times, but nonetheless, the difference is obvious. The said shot was a wide landscape shot with a small cottage in the distance with some surrounding treas. On the 151 you cannot even see that the small window in the cottage has a large cross pattern as part of the frame. This cross is clear as daylight when viewing the NX5 footage. Also, the surrounding trees in the distance look like the entire trees were dabbed on with a thick paintbrush with the 151, whereas with the NX5 you can make out the leaves and individual branches. Overall, the 151 is soft, with no definition or detail at all. The NX5 on the other hand is sharp with plenty of punch and resolution.Comparing the NX5 to the JVC GY-HM700 (though the JVC does have interchangeable lenses), the difference is not quite as obvious, but it is clear. The JVC suffers from lots of noise and serious compression artefacts. The JVCs resolution is also notable with the same landscape shot. The trees have no detail via the JVC and the foliage has way too much artefacting and marching ants. The NX5 is by no way free of artefacts, but it is way ahead of anything else at this price range.There is also something else about the picture quality and feel of the image of the NX5 that I cant quite put my finger on. I just appears to have that extra Je ne sais quoi. Somehow, the images produced by the NX5 dont appear to be quite so digital in look, which I really prefer. Independent low-budget filmmakers will love this.PLAYING BACK CLIPS DIRECT FROM CARDS:For simple playback on many consumer devices and players (from computers and video game consoles like the Sony PS3 to Blu-ray players and flat panel displays with SD card slots), with AVCHD it is easier and quicker to view your footage on other devices without having to edit, burn, or plug your camcorder into the HDMI socket of your TV. Sonys PS3 for example has a USB slot right on the front. Simply remove the card from your camcorder and pop it into a USB card reader, then into the PS3. Once the card is in the USB slot via USB/SD card reader on the PS3, you simply select USB Slot from the PS3s menu and hit play. You can then flick through clips and play them as you would a DVD. In this instance, the PS3 is acting like a regular solid-state playback deck. You can play back AVCHD footage off SD/HC cards or Memory Sticks on many other regular games consoles and domestic Blu-Ray players that have the SD or MS card slot.EDITING:Im an Apple Final Cut Pro user, which means it is time to complain. Really complain. Apples Final Cut Pro does not support the NX5s native AVCHD codec. FCP has to transcode the AVCHD codec into
Apples own ProRres format, which takes a long time. Did I say a long time? Sorry, I meant to say a bloody long time. Its long. Painfully long.I took the opportunity to shoot my latest SIV (Special Interest Video) with two cameras; one NX5 and an EX3. Importing the AVCHD clips from the NX5 involves using FCPs Log & Transfer window. I had 76 minutes of clips, 30 clips in total ranging from 20 seconds to 14 minutes and everything in-between. Well, 6 hours later FCP was still importing clip 11; Hmm. It took over 12 hours to import just 76 minutes worth of clips. Thats about 10 times slower than real time tape. 20 years ago I could have got 8mm Cine Film sent off and processed and delivered back to me via courier bike in less time than that. This is a backward step, a very backward one indeed - and it is for this reason that I personally would not buy an NX5. Its not Sonys fault of course - this is an Apple issue, but I edit with Apple, which means the NX5 is out of the question for me as I refuse to pay Adobe prices for the Mac version of Premiere Pro, which does support AVCHD on the Mac. Sonys Vegas and Canopos Edius also supports AVCHD natively, but as I dont have any of these Windows-based editors I could not comment on how long importing would take.FINAL VERDICT:I have to admit Im quite enthused by this new NXCAM hand-held camcorder: its the hand-held camcorder that Ive been waiting for! (Apple FCP update support for AVCHD permitting) Reasonably priced at 3,450 inc., with low-cost media cards, and outstanding picture quality for the money. Its a real world-beater!On a final note, the NX5 is not a replacement for the HDV tape-based Z5, its an entirely new system (the NXCAM System) designed to fit into a solid-state marketplace. There are still thousands of videographers out there who are committed to tape for various reasons and Sony fully intend to support the HDV tape-based system for as long as there is a market for it, as well as augmenting it with the new Hybrid system for recording to tape and/or CompactFlash. Having said that, I personally think, wait, let me rephrase, I personally know that tape is dead. Once youve worked in a tapeless environment youll never turn back.I believe that this is the best camcorder available for under 4,000. Nothing else compares. Sony has produced the perfect balance with the NX5. It has a superb G-lens, great ClearVid CMOS Exmor sensors, and the cracking AVCHD codec. These three ingredients all add up to one amazing piece of kit. The quality of the NX5s images suggest a more expensive camcorder. Add to that the multitude of recording formats and options and the low-cost solid-state recording media and we have a real world-beater for just 3,500 inc.Id like to give the cute little NX5 top marks, but the lack of last clip delete as an assignable button and poor native
Watch live video from CNN (US) // rentadrone.org on pt-br.justin.tv Watch live video from recordnewsnordeste on pt-br.justin.tv The camera is a massive step up from the previous model and really challenges the 7D, certainly in movie mode. Be very interesting to do a side by side of these cameras! You dont have a number of features of the 7D, like dual processor, faster still FPS, weatherproofing and many of the top notch still features that the 7D offers but for video users, especially students, hobbyists and people dipping a tentative toe into the HD-DSLR market this looks to be sure bet. The key thing is it has full manual exposure control from the get go. This is from the official press release in the video section... I love the way Canon still calls people who buy this camera all photographers, there needs to be a new word for the hybrid users! Photographers can also take manual control over exposure settings, changing the depth of field and degree of motion blur to shoot more creativelyIts funny to hear people complain about the release of this camera. From 5dmkII owners who are waiting to the firmware (its coming!) but more from new 7D owners. Guys/ gals you will be able to afford a B camera so cheaply soon and every pro should have two bodies. Suddenly the idea of a second body for many is much more affordable!Here are the main features including its still capture capabilities:18 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensorDIGIC 4 processor with ISO 100-6400 (Expansion to 12800)Continuous shooting at 3.7fps Full HD movie recording with manual control and selectable frame rates7.7cm (3.0) 3:2 Clear View LCD with 1,040k dotsiFCL metering System with 63-zone Dual-layer Metering SensorQuick Control screen to change shooting settingsExposure compensation +/-5 stops.Select maximum value for Auto ISOExternal Microphone socketMovie crop functionOh and for a bit of a fun here is my third and final Downfall parody about Hitler always buying the wrong camera!Hitler not happy about the 550d... from oliver walker on Vimeo. Precisamos de contatos comerciais para venda de espacos (cotas de patrocinio) em programas de tv. Interessados, enviar curriculo para contato@retratosdonordeste.tv.br Watch live video from acer_filmes_ on pt-br.justin.tv Boa noite galerinha... como vcs estao? Como passaram de final de semana? Espero que todos muitissimo bem!Bom, to passando por aqui para apresentar a voces a nova integrante da familia: a Aika!Aika, e um filhote hibrido da raca boxer com rottweiler, esta com 45 dias e hoje, faz parte da Familia... Vejam como e bonitinha... Oi gente... Boa tarde! Bom, nossa obra agora voltou a "andar" novamente!!! Depois de varios problemas, agora estamos vendo os resultados.O banheiro ja esta pronto! E a cozinha... ah! A cozinha falta pouco.. acho que essa segunda o dr Resolve nos entrega ela pronta. Vejam como ela esta ficando!!!Ta ficando muito legal neh??? Bom, essa semana teremos mais novidades! Acho que daremos inicio a area de servico. Esperto trazer muitas novidades!!!!Tenham todos uma otima semana!Ari Oi gente.. Como voces estao? Bom, como podem perceber, a gente anda meio sumido devido a correria do dia
dia, mas estamos bem...Hoje vamos mostrar para voces como esta ficando a casa, agora que estamos em fase final.A casa ja esta pintada, faltando apenas alguns retoques.Ah, claro que eu nao poderia deixar de falar da minha filhinha: Aika! Vejam como ela esta linda e enorme..Acho que por hoje e so...breve mais novidades!Bjs e abracos todos...Arildo
Oie gente... como eu havia passado pra voces ontem, a area de servico esta pronta e estamos agora na fase da pintura da casa... bom, seguem fotinhas para voces verem... area de servicoInicio da Pintura Interna (sala)Breve mais fotos e mais.. muito mais noticias para voces! Boa noite pessoas!!! Como estao?Bom, nos estamos bem... bem cansados, mas BEM!! Estamos no final da obra e prestes a mudar. Breve postaremos fotos atualizadas do muro, portao, quintal, e da Aika tambem! rsrs.Estamos finalizando algumas coisas, e se tentaremos mudar neste final de semana, mas deixaremos voces informados!Queremos agradecer a todos que nos visitam, em especial a Marcia, por todo carinho e acompanhamento ao nosso blog... Ah, e nao esquecemos de postar o nome das cores das tintas nao viu? Breve iremos colocar aqui, ta?Esperamos continuar contando com a visita de voces e nao deixem de comentar....Bjs e abracos a todos! Oi gente... Boa noite!Passando por aqui, para dividir minha alegria com voces! Hoje Dr Resolve conseguiu finalizar a cozinha :D Gracas a Deus agora temos uma cozinha pronta!!! A varanda tambem esta finalizada.. hoje colocaram, 3 (pasmem), mas 3 pisos que ainda faltavam.Ah, sem contar que a vidracaria tambem finalizou as pendencias que ainda tinham... Bom, amanha Dr Resolve vai comecar a mexer na area de servico.. e depois comecaremos a pintura!!!Hoje nao temos fotos da cozinha totalmente pronta, mas essa semana ainda colocaremos umas fotinhas.Bjs e ate breve... Boa tarde Pessoal!Como prometido, seguem fotos da cozinha finalizada... Vejam, o resultado!Bom, agora a area de servico esta sendo feita... depois colocaremos mais fotos!Abracos a todos! Bom dia Povo... hoje estou passando por aqui muito rapidamente para postar a maior felicidade neste momento: nossa mudanca!! Sim, e hoje... chegou o grande dia!Estamos arrumando as coisas e comecar a levar. Ficaremos um tempo sem acessar e colocar as novidades, pois iremos esperar a transferencia da internet. Mas nao se preocupe, breve teremos novidades!Abracos a todos e muito obrigado pelo carinho! Boa noite pessoas!Sumimos um pouco do blog por conta da correria do dia a dia e da reta final da obra, mas as coisas estao acontecendo la e esta td correndo bem, gracas a Deus! Vou postar uma imagem do projeto da casa (nao reparem na qualidade, pois fui eu quem o fez). Bruno Boa noite gente... Como voces estao? Bom a gente ta na correria e na ansiedade tambem! Este mes esta e sera de muita correria pra gente, mas estamos felizes com o andar das coisas.No ultimo sabado fomos as compras: ja compramos as portas internas, tanque da area de servico, torneiras da area de servico, todos os interruptores e tomadas (uns 50 no total), os spot e lustres. Tive que comprar tambem uma nova caixa de passagem da rede eletrica, pois a primeira que comprei nao serviu para colocar os disjuntores, e por final todo o material para pintura da casa!Essa semana tivemos nossa area de servico finalizada e iniciamos a pintura interna da casa! Breve colocaremos fotos, Ok?Proximo passo, fora a pintura que ja sendo realizada, vamos comecar a mexer e aterrar
o quintal. Segundo o DR RESOLVE, vamos gastar aproximadamente 104m3, mais ou menos 17 caminhoes de aterro... mas enfim, vamos seguindo!Bom, acho que por hoje e so.. nao temos foto ainda, mas breve.. breve teremos.Bjs e abracos a todos...
de nos, sei que o que importa a principio e a crianca e o seu desenvolvimento. Entao vamos literalmente "meter" a mao na massa e aprender com eles e uns com os outros.
O que foi a tarde de quinta?? A unica palavra que eu posso descrever e que realmente foi uma loucura, mas sem duvida uma experiencia e tanto. Nos fizemos a segunda atividade na creche, porem foi minha primeira participacao, acho que por isso senti esse baque. Nao foi facil aplicar a atividade, eram vinte criancas muito agitadas, no entanto acho que esse comportamento pode mudar com o tempo. Fiquei perdida todo o tempo, sem saber o que fazer e como agir, mas acho importante esse primeiro impacto porque querendo ou nao eu ja sei o que nos espera semana que vem e vou ajustando meu comportamento a cada encontro, isso e fundamental para o meu crescimento no projeto.Tenho certeza que a tendencia e melhorar e a cada dia que passa acredito mais nesse projeto. Oi gente! No post de hoje vou mostrar um look que amo e que e a minha cara. Adoro usar uma roupa basica, sem nada demais (tudo preto ou branco e preto) e jogar uma bolsa de cor forte! Confiram:Hey guys! On today's post I'll be showing an outfit that I love and that is so me. I like wearing something basic, like everything black or black and white and using it with a colourful bag! Check it out:Blusa / Top : ZaraShort / Shorts : CostumeBolsa / Purse : Kate SpadeRasteirinha / Flats : Luiza BarcelosRelogio / Watch : Michael KorsEspero que tenham gostado!! E pra quem assim como eu, AMA Kate Spade, fiquem ligados no proximo post! BeijossssI hope you liked it!! And for the ones who love Kate Spade as much as I do, keep in touch and don't miss the next post!! Kisses Oi gente! To preparando um post de Dubai pra voces, mas como minha familia ta aqui, to dando atencao pra eles e ta dificil de acabar hahaha mas enquanto isso, vou mostrar meu look de hoje. Hoje o dia tava lindo, solzao! Mas na sombra fica friozinho e a noite entao, fica bem frio. Entao optei por usar uma roupa mais quentinha pra ir ao shopping e levar uma jaqueta pra nao passar frio mais tarde. ConfiramHey guys! I'm working on a post about Dubai for you guys, but since my family is here, I'm busy enjoying my time with them and since there are many details it's taking a little bit longer for me to finish it haha. But while that I'll show you my outfit of the day. It's was a beautiful day here in Sao Paulo, so sunny! But as soon as the sun goes down it gets cold, so I chose wear warmer clothes to go to the shopping mall and I took a jacket with me. Check it out..Blusa/Shirt: MTop: Brandy Melville Calca/Pants: Hollister co.Bolsa/Purse: Michael KorsRelogio/Watch: Michael KorsSapatilha/Flats: Tory BurchEspero que tenham gostado, beijos ate a proxima!Hope you liked it, kisses, see you on the next post! Ola! Segue um look que amoooo, super confortavel e basico que usei pra tomar um cafe com as minhas amigas. Sou apaixonada por esses tipos de top e