Hey everyone just a short demo of some of the new features in the ZR Ctl app, tons of bug fixes and improvements driven by the community that really make this app killer! I've added a bunch of new features and vastly improved the performance and reliability everything already in place. If you're already on the beta now's a great time to update and if you haven't joined yet it's the perfect time to check it out.
I am a photographer, and recently getting a bit more into videos (I have made some small videos over the years too but nothing serious).
I shot everything handheld with the Nikon Z6 III and a Nikkor 24-200mm f4-6.3 VR. Attached to the lens was a pro mist filter.
What do you think?
Hey just a quick update to let all of the ZR Ctl Android Beta testers out there know that there's been a major update, check it out and let me know what you think. If you're not part of the beta just DM me your Gmail address and I'll get you access 🤘
I’m a long time Red and Canon user and just tried out a ZR on a shoot. I’m blown away by the camera and how much use I’d get out of it but the only thing holding me back from getting one is the lack of compression ratios for R3D.
Most of what I shoot with my Reds I dial up the compression apart from very certain jobs that require VFX or will need heavy Denoise work.
Especially in today’s landscape with storage becoming more expensive by the day I don’t think I’d buy a ZR unless they can add compression for raw into it. If they did I might buy 2.
Do we think this is on Nikons roadmap? My fear is that Nikon won’t add the raw compression to either segment people into buying an actual Red or a future release.
Any ideas what’s wrong? Can see a signal is coming through via audio but the timecode display is showing nothing.
I've got the Nikon ZR since it got release and it was working fine. I'm using a Megadap ETZ21Pro+ adapter with my sony lens. I never had any problems. In the last video I made, I noticed a heavy noise pattern. You can see it in the shadows of the image. I overexposed this image a bit so, so you can see the line-pattern more easy in a still frame. But it's even there when it's properly exposed.
This flickering line pattern happens at Base ISO 800 more noticeably than it does at Base ISO 6400. But it seems to be always there. It's making me crazy. It wasn't there last week or the months before. I have badly exposed shots which look fine in comparison to my well exposed shots now. Does anyone have an idea?
Thanks!
This is just a personal project that I'm creating, now the the SDK is out, I'm making my own control, it is going to be Android only as far as the foreseeable future goes, working right now is the basics of recording, exposure tools focus tools iso and aperture, video format, now that the workflow is down it will come along pretty quickly. Think all of these will pretty much be able to do the same thing it's just the look and feel that will be the main thing. That's kinda why I say it's just a personal project. Anyway I hope this is just a hold over and most of what we want comes out in a firmware update very soon.
I finally made a vision come to life that I've had for a long time. I used a Nikon D5600 to capture my homecoming for the Bohag festival in Assam.
Since this is my first "visual essay," I'm looking for your feedbacks and views ✌️