Canon HF G70 -Test Footage 4K

[@FilmingCork]

I have made a second test on this camera here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3nCmnZsqN97jrM

[@NYCIndieFilmmakerSujewa]

looks good. with some color grade work the footage can be used for creative/art/film projects. nice cam. post more test footage and other footage from the cam :).

[@FilmingCork]

Thanks, will do!

[@christopherdunn317]

1. Menu : Camera: 4 : CP Function : On 2.(touch screen) FUNCT : down to CP1 : over to CP2 : touch adjustments icon : Gamma / Color Space : BT 709 STANDARD (not normal) Color Matrix : Neutral Black : Master Pedestal -10 Black : Master Black Red -4 Black : Master Black Green +15 Black : Master Black Blue +20 Black : Master Black Black Gamma : Level : +5 Black Gamma : Range : +12 Black Gamma : Point : +29 Low Key Saturation : Activate : On Low Key Saturation : Level +15 Knee : Activate Knee : Automatic Knee : Point : 95 Knee: Sat-4 Color Matrix Tuning : Gain +9 White Balance : R Gain -2 White Balance : B Gain +1 Other Functions : Over 100% : Press Exit Enjoy!

[@FilmingCork]

Thanks for the custom settings.For a 1K camera I was hoping that It would look good straight out of the box.

[@christopherdunn317]

@@FilmingCork No worries ! if you have any trouble just let me know its kinda of a hidden setting !

[@RackFocusProductions1226]

good video....this or the Sony AX-53?

[@FilmingCork]

Thanks,I haven't been able to try both so I cant say

[@christopherdunn317]

Sony and Canon, always never set up there sensors, cause they look blue and pale looking, try those setting's down below and will look much better !

[@klwdesigns]

damn, I was hoping the autofocus was fast enough to use at football games, but it doesn't look like this is the right camera for the job

[@FilmingCork]

The auto focus is very slow when zoomed in.

[@Marcin-lp4qi]

Camera: blown highlights, taste of magenta, codec too narrow for waves on water, chromatic abberation when zoomed, poor dynamic range. But good music :)

[@FilmingCork]

I agree unless you're filming in good daylight. I would recommend a camera with a bigger sensor.

[@davidbrancaleone3039]

​@@FilmingCorkreplying ftom Cork where I live too : I have just learned that the previous Legria, the Canon HF G 60 had a one-inch sensor. I've just bought this camera because I was used to its predecessor Legria HF 10 back in the day and now this films in MP4 so it's handy. For long distance zoom shots outdoors I wouldn't use it. But I like it for most documentary type work, as in interviews.

[@FilmingCork]

@@davidbrancaleone3039 Yea this seems like a good choice as canon clearly downgraded the sensor size in this camera line.