GH3 with Lumix 100-300 mm, zoomed to about 280mm. 1080/60p. Standard Mode with {0,0,0,0}. f5.6, SS=125, ISO=200.
Uploaded to Vimeo as a 60 fps MP4 file, but, Vimeo converted it to 30 fps. Download the MP4 for true 60 fps.
Sorry about the over-exposure, but, the sun broke out and I don't have a Neutral density filter. I shot at the lowest ISO available in Creative Movie Mode. Since then, I've found that ISO=125 is available if hit the record button from Stills Manual Mode.
The clips are essentially straight out of the camera. There is no grading or exposure adjustment done at all. I simply brought the clips into a PP 60 fps AVCHD timeline, and slowed some of the clips down to 10% of actual. Then encoded as a 1080/60p using default VBRs for a 1080/30p from PP (which were: Target=32 Mb/s and Max=40 Mb/s.)
I like having 1080/60p in the GH3...
Of course, I got some complaints from Vimeo, they are shown below:
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