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I know this isn't an Alpha or NEX body but its still E Mount.

Write up - Some old summer elite footage that I never had any intention of posting, I shot this game a few weeks after I bought an FS5 from a friend. Everything is 240fps with the end trigger function.

Picture profile if I remember correctly was HLG 2, Rec 709 exposed at 80 Ire. Lens was the Sony 70 - 300mm FE G lens.

Definitely hoping the A7siii has some sort of start trigger/end trigger cache function. 

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5 hours ago, VTC said:

Had to mute the 'porn' music. I never find myself muting actual (or simulated) field game audio. (If the viewer mutes the audio... it's scored wrong.)

Ok boomer. ?

Sweet ophelia by Zella day (Gold Fields remix) is a classic summer track.

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On 1/10/2020 at 7:52 AM, MakoSports said:

I know this isn't an Alpha or NEX body but its still E Mount.

Write up - Some old summer elite footage that I never had any intention of posting, I shot this game a few weeks after I bought an FS5 from a friend. Everything is 240fps with the end trigger function.

Picture profile if I remember correctly was HLG 2, Rec 709 exposed at 80 Ire. Lens was the Sony 70 - 300mm FE G lens.

Definitely hoping the A7siii has some sort of start trigger/end trigger cache function. 

Hi! The quality is just great! Is this recording in 1080p to SD and after upscale to 4K ?

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