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So this is a first. I had multiple locations but one flight cam out with a giant circle in my pro res files. There were 9 clips with this issue, all from the same flight. The flight after this where I packed up my gear, drove to a new location has nothing wrong with the file and the...

Great shot!

Great work. This lens renders some nice colors with very little distortion.

The strangest thing just happened and maybe it was user error. Luckily this was a test flight but still a little worried it happened. I formatted both the SSD and SD card, changed my settings from 30p (which I was using on a job) back to 24p. Started flying and captured 5 different shots...

@utcinema Did you shoot your video in Cinema DNG? I would love to know if this lens will work properly in that configuration. Thanks!

Thanks @Casey53 It looks like it's an issue with the X5S. The 60mm works on the X5. Hopefully DJI will update their firmware to allow this lens.

Just wanted to reach out and hear if anyone is or has experimented using a longer lens than the Olympus 45mm.

Yes, use the H264 files to edit which are saved on your SD card. Then color the DNG files in Davinci.

BlackMagic if I'm not mistaken came out with Cinema DNG for their cameras so Davinci Resolve will be the best application for grading the files. The program is free and super powerful so I would just use that personally. And if you export from Premiere as an XML file you can re import into...

I don't think you're doing anything wrong @APost I have the same issue. It's definitely an issue with Premiere not ingesting DNG files properly. I take the h264 file and cut it in Premiere and when I'm ready to color the project I'll export to DaVince and re-connect the media using the DNG...

From the look of the distortion @hirvokar posted I would stay clear of this lens. Stick with the primes!

It's all about using the right tool for the job. I see the new X5R as a phenomenal tool but if your clients don't want to pay for the higher quality simply use the standard camera that we've all been using anyway. Your higher end clients who know the difference should be willing to pay the...