Looks good... can't wait to see more!

fantastic.

Great! At long last the picture quality i was accustomed from the Weinberger G3 Highspeed camera - which also recorded raw - altough "only" 1536x1024" at 1000fps - but with the difference of 60000 bucks...
:-))

Wow! Glad to finally see something from the dII in the field. At a glance the latitude looks pretty nice, although none of these shots really push it. What are you finding about the camera in terms of dynamic range and can you post something that really puts it to the test?

Thanks for posting this.

Very nice indeed! I'm curious how the white balancing works (in post like the RED or in-camera settings), and also do you have any thoughts on what the ASA might be?

And look- it's Mark Lyon at the top. Hi Mark!

Looked great!. What primes did you use?

Exellent! What are the lenses? Blacks a bit deep - what is noise situation?

Hi Nick, Thanks for sharing these. Love seeing Brizzy through 'your' Ikonoscope. Love the Bus Not-inService during peak hour ;-) A ? tho' the 1st couple of shots seemed to be at a faster frame rate, any info on different shots' settings would be greatly appreciated.

Remember this is the first couple of days out. Give me a bit of time and I'll see where we can get with more variety. I'm also dealing with very preliminary workflows and feedback to the lads at ikonoskop...oh and work!

Very excited after the wait. I think I'll put my deposit down now.

Good first outing. I can't wait to see more.

Now the fun really begins. Please show and tell what it takes to "break" the image!

Exciting stuff, can't wait to see more!

Shake that thing around, man!

It's a CCD camera - no rolling shutter issues -

For the love of GOD!!

Do you have any pics of the rig?

This is great. Can't wait to see your other tests. I had a look at a couple of the dng files on the Ikonoskop website and had a play with them. There seems be so much room to move in post, amazing..... Thanks for the upload :)

Images look great considering the size of the device. Seems to be some highlight smearing produced from the car head lights

Nick, there seems to be some chromatic aberrations (00:11 upper right hand corner) do you think this is a lens or camera fault?

very nice nick.
I'm wondering when they will release it.
It can be e very cool camera.
waiting for more footage!

Expect release May next year. Footage may be later..too busy currently and away for a few weeks. I'll shoot some more and then the camera is Swedish bound at the end of the week. Loads of feedback and ideas which is what beta programs are all about.

Vertical smearing yum. Great to see, thanks!

I like the no music choice. Very nice images.

Thanks for posting.The images apart from the smearing look great to me. What ISO do you rate the camera Nick?

I see there is a fair amount of chatter on news groups about processing errors in the post chain. I'd like to make it clear here that the footage is a fairly rough representation of what the images could be. I am not a post expert but am working with quite a number of post solution providers, big and small, so that they can optimize a post solution that maximizes the camera's output. Unlike RED, who have held their secret source close to their chest, post solution providers will have to work with the frames before an optimum solution is achieved. I'd give them some time.....

Ikonoskop raw dng sequence now posted at adobe labs. This is the bus shot in the vimeo sequence. labs.adobe.com/downloads/cinemadng.html

no disrespect to everyones efforts, but i see nothing here that a 900 dollar canon hv30 cannot do...
only the canon seems to do it in a more cinematic less error free way.

Nick, can we see some low light tests ? This toy looks very promising !!!!! I'd apreciate if u guys can post some real tests, in over and under exposure situations etc thanks Ovi

I'd hoped to have some up by now but am still waiting for a colourist to take a stab at the footage.

Nick, have you managed to have a stab at doing any resolution tests? This camera looks like the solution to a lot of production types. I absolutely love the portability and the smooth, non-electronic look to the images.

My only potential gripe, which i hope can be proved wrong with tests, is that it will suffer from aliasing issues due to the bayer filtering. Unless they have done things in a different way, such as a striped sensor?

Bunkofurko, the IkonoSkop uses a CCD, not CMOS.

Great footage. Will you be posting any slow motion tests?

Overcranking wasn't enabled at the time so no.

I read your article in AC Mag. Looking forward to learning more about it.

Looks great! But what is the workflow like?? If 80Gb gets you about 15 minutes, how do you manage that kind of data volume in post??

Great!