It's a bad idea but... Rigging the Fujifilm X100V for Video Production
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I had some spare time this evening and the thought had hit me that the Fujifilm X100V can output a 4:2:2 10-bit signal in 4K from the HDMI port. The camera essentially has the same sensor as Fujifilm’s higher end stills cameras, and those produce a great image, so why wouldn’t this camera be able to do the same? Better yet, it has a built-in 35mm f/2 lens that has been purpose built around the sensor. The camera also has decent continuous autofocus. And did I mention all of the film profiles it has?
It's a bad idea but... Rigging the Fujifilm X100V for Video Production
It's a bad idea but... Rigging the Fujifilm…
It's a bad idea but... Rigging the Fujifilm X100V for Video Production
I had some spare time this evening and the thought had hit me that the Fujifilm X100V can output a 4:2:2 10-bit signal in 4K from the HDMI port. The camera essentially has the same sensor as Fujifilm’s higher end stills cameras, and those produce a great image, so why wouldn’t this camera be able to do the same? Better yet, it has a built-in 35mm f/2 lens that has been purpose built around the sensor. The camera also has decent continuous autofocus. And did I mention all of the film profiles it has?