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Post Chronos 2.1 clips here!
marcus:
Hey I'm awaiting my Chronos 2.1 and I've already seen a few posts showing clips using the camera!
I think it would be cool to make this the place to post clips so we have a main thread instead of them being scattered around.
Here are some from other users I saw to start the ball rolling:
Photopage: (Flying Moth 1,000fps 1080p) https://youtu.be/ytQchDACNkE
Preftech: (Water tap 1,000fps 1080p) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0FSl5ORMEM
Look forward to seeing more! :)
skronstein:
There's also this one: https://youtu.be/8xpxutVUQTg
from the other thread http://forum.krontech.ca/index.php?topic=520
hydraulicpresschannel:
Here is some tests that I made today https://youtu.be/uJkoIlmD5V0
Seems that I missed the focus on last one slightly. The larger sensor and a fast lens that is sharp even wide open make focusing bit more demanding but I think I am going to get used to really making sure that it's spot on. But other than that I think the picture looks really good already. The first shot was really demanding since it was really dark and we were still shooting 1000fps.
Nikon1:
--- Quote from: hydraulicpresschannel on February 11, 2020, 08:31:22 AM ---Here is some tests that I made today https://youtu.be/uJkoIlmD5V0
Seems that I missed the focus on last one slightly. The larger sensor and a fast lens that is sharp even wide open make focusing bit more demanding but I think I am going to get used to really making sure that it's spot on. But other than that I think the picture looks really good already. The first shot was really demanding since it was really dark and we were still shooting 1000fps.
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Thanks for the Post!I think this is the fist time that i have ever seen an inofficial unlistet Video of a big channel with this little views ;)
Focus is a bit to close towards the Camera on the Second clip, but when the Little Bits of the Cards get into focus, when they fly, it is very sharp there.
This setup can really produce nice Shallow depth of field!Also again, the colors look pretty good!.
You can always Close the Iris (apperture) of the Lens a bit, if you want a larger Depth of field. But if it is allready very dark, as in this case, that is propably not an option....
Photopage:
Blue Skimmer dragon fly
https://youtu.be/lEF-KF-5rD4
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