I know, it's insane, right? The creator also sent this indoor video through that has some mighty impressive moves.
https://vimeo.com/177964827

Damn, well done breakdown of Godard and color: hadn't heard that take before. I think of the middle stripe as "white" based on the color of the bedsheet (it's not graded particularly yellow), but the argument could be made for yellow based on skintone.

The rest of your take on godard and the symbology of color is definitely interesting: I'll need to read up more on that.

thanks!

Thanks! Glad this article got you to make an account, and hopefully you'll chime in the discussion on more articles in the future.

Just not really that kind of camera; I think we are going to see some real in body stabilization options in high end cameras soon, but oddly enough it's usually be mirrorless/DSLR/action cam where the most OIS and IBIS activity is.

So, one notorious problem with Sony is that there test footage is very contrasty: it's like a house style. But at the release they had some footage from other DPs testing the footage and I was impressed. If not graded too heavily, it's pretty nice.

BT.2020 will just offer a bigger color gamut, which future proofs the camera as more TVs move to the bigger color gamut. for instance, the new macbook pro has a 2020 screen. A camera that captures in 2020 can take advantage of all that.

The asian woman is actually BOTH beauty box and Sharpen. I only really see the sharpness increasing just a hair in her eye light, but that eye light improvement is actually kind of helpful, though of course not nearly as dramatic as the skintone cleanup.