Mallard 240p slomo captured by Z 6III / Z600f4TC
When the specs for the Z 6III were announced and I saw the 240p, my mind went nuts with ideas. I wrote a bunch down for when the Z 6III was in my hands. As it turns out, while my mind saw some things slowed down being real cool, in reality, not so much. Lots of action slowed down doesn’t always make visual sense. For example, the turning propeller of a plane. Slowed down to 240p and it looks like you shot at a fast shutter speed rather than being slowed down. And me being me, I decided to complicate the new learning process even more by shooting H265 10-bit N-Log (which is so cool!). You could relate this to being a video Nef but without the ease of ACR to make it pop. I’m still struggling with the post-processing of N-Log but making progress. I was really excited last week though to find a bunch of subjects for 240p that really show off its quality while telling the visual story we miss. The actual segment is only 1.8 seconds, a blink of an eye but when slowed down, it is quite the water ballet. The Z 6III 240p is amazing!