My latest! Comparing H264 Technicolor Cinestyle to ML Raw. Highlight recovery, curves tweaked slightly in Adobe Camera Raw. No other correction applied, and no post sharpening applied. Didn't touch cinestyle H264 footage at all because frankly, it's no longer pleasurable to tweak compressed footage. Camera settings were identical for each set of shots.
Shot on May 22nd build, on 128GB Komputerbay 1000x.
My write speeds have gotten slower with the May 22nd. I can no longer hit 70MB peak at all and struggle to maintain 64MB/sec needed for 1920 x 840. Most clips have at least one dropped frame. I use CF workaround which seems to help. Global draw fully off.
Vimeo is set to 1080p, so please give it a second to load and then hit fullscreen. The parrot shots and the clocktower shots are my favorites in terms of showing off the power of the extended DR and color corrective capabilities.
As other user (stevefal) reported, this video shows the pixel issue (1:03, right side of the zipper, a big area including hair). I'm sorry but those don't look like dead pixels to me. We would be talking about a lot of dead pixels and very poor testing/manufacturing which I think it¡s not the case. It happens along all the video, if you pay close attention to almost any area, hot blinking points appear: in 0,54 the letters have tons of them. I think some of them even move with the letters.
I insist on the issue because I believe they are not hardware defects but data corruption/noise but I might be wrong.
