Here's something different. 1080P screen grabs from videos shot on X-T20 with Canon 35mm f/2 lens. While I normally shoot 4K for personal use, this was for a series of videos we did for my office and we had to use 1080P. Was shooting 60FPS so had shutter at 1/125. I'm surprised at how clean all the screenshots I took came out. Wish I had done 4K recording so I would have larger images, but oh well. The sound from the Rode lapel mic connected directly to the X-T20 is amazing.
Max_Pain wrote:
Here's something different. 1080P screen grabs from videos shot on X-T20 with Canon 35mm f/2 lens. While I normally shoot 4K for personal use, this was for a series of videos we did for my office and we had to use 1080P. Was shooting 60FPS so had shutter at 1/125. I'm surprised at how clean all the screenshots I took came out. Wish I had done 4K recording so I would have larger images, but oh well. The sound from the Rode lapel mic connected directly to the X-T20 is amazing.
Wow... I never expected really clean images as a grab from a video stream.
Max_Pain wrote:
Here's something different. 1080P screen grabs from videos shot on X-T20 with Canon 35mm f/2 lens. While I normally shoot 4K for personal use, this was for a series of videos we did for my office and we had to use 1080P. Was shooting 60FPS so had shutter at 1/125. I'm surprised at how clean all the screenshots I took came out. Wish I had done 4K recording so I would have larger images, but oh well. The sound from the Rode lapel mic connected directly to the X-T20 is amazing.
Any chance you can post a snippet of the video? I have been looking for a camera that can do a bit of video in a pinch and if these are the stills, wow!
Hi there. I can't post the actual videos because they were recorded for advertisement and social media reach purposes for my office. But I'll see if I can put together a sample of outtakes or something later in the week.
The video is decent for my purposes, but I don't do videography as a thing. I usually shoot 4K as I said, so this was my first time using 1080P60. For me, it's more than good enough. However, there was noticeable moire on one of the videos. Which reminds me of the terrible moire I experienced with the X-E2s. I had hoped the X-T20 would have gotten past that. I have to experiment more with it.
I have been shooting more with my Leica than the fuji for the past few months. This past week I was out in the prairies for a photo trip and ended up using the fuji more so, here's some new work with the Xpro2!
I take no credit for these...
