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MSPro7's slomo looks smooth, almost as if a field adaptation had been performed.
Regardless of how you play them back it's hard to tell them apart, and that's using a clip with a fast pan across a frame with vertical objects. I'd give MSPro7 a slight edge for less aliasing on diagonal edges, but otherwise it's a wash.
Check 'em for yourself;
MSPro 7.0 DV @ 50% SloMo ;
RT.X100 DV @ 50% SloMo ;
You can see the difference in aliasing in the round cutouts on the platform at the left, the yellow horizontal frame member and on my sons left arm.
Dr. Mordrid
Regardless of how you play them back it's hard to tell them apart, and that's using a clip with a fast pan across a frame with vertical objects. I'd give MSPro7 a slight edge for less aliasing on diagonal edges, but otherwise it's a wash.
Check 'em for yourself;
MSPro 7.0 DV @ 50% SloMo ;
RT.X100 DV @ 50% SloMo ;
You can see the difference in aliasing in the round cutouts on the platform at the left, the yellow horizontal frame member and on my sons left arm.
Dr. Mordrid
. Maybe this is how I earned my sobriquet. However, if any of us offends any other of us by the use of what is not the best choice of words (easily done on a keyboard), may I respectfully suggest that the offendee take a deep breath, analyse what the offender is really trying to say. extract the useful and reply tactfully, rather than going into a long screed from a flammenwurfer? No names, no pack drill.
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