For what i know from my experience and also writing inglish the best i can...
-I recorded some raw footage in forest with tokina 11-16 2.8 (excellent for 5x) wend i open the dng's on after effects i just didn't what to believe... wtf !!! I just got moire and aliasing on almost my all clips.
1- My window in after effects with the moire/aliasing clip is 1/4 of my screen. Wend i went to full screen the moire/aliasing just disappear at the least in almost of the clips. Shrink image you get this kind of aliasing/moire.
2- Moire/aliasing will be showing in line skipping. In raw, like the name say, will be a lot more notice then in h.264
3- Wend i transcode from dng to h.264 for upload in, for example, Vimeo a lot of the moire/aliasing disappear. So, of course that the image going to be more soft, like a good advice is not focus sharp (that i don't like it)... Is like passing wav to mp3, you got more soft sound but also more noise. Soft sound=not bright, not so much detail. Equal to give in post some blur, all the moire/aliasing will disappear, this is what h.264, take out detail=soft image=also noise. For sure if i transcode a video clip to 2 bit's we will not see any moire/aliasing... or anything =)) ...just art =)
About 5DIII don't know, don't have... i wish. The best solution, for know and i think for ever (because very soon the market will change, the game have change. Ours machines have hardware limitess and this is almost what you can get from them)
The best solution is the VAF filter. My machine will never be a red dragon or cooking machine but is a f***king machine!!! ...at the least for the time that we are living.
One percent... YOU ROCK BIG TIME!!!

Britom, what i can say??? Thanks for the h.264... are paying the bills.
Alex... you brainiac

wonderful
For now i just start to use raw in my personal projects and in good well paying projects (that not yet appear). H.264 is good for the bad/untest gig, fast and all-in.
Old good H.264