From the post,Īdd the java bin directory to your PATH, On a windows machine, the Java bin directory should be : C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin" But you have to have java installed in your machine. I also added liveview from, thanks to lenuisible. So you can make timelapses by zooming in each shot, or changing the white balance when its dark outside. You can tell the program to repeat those commands.
You can also record those settings and play them back later. It is a very simple program, you just see the commands (like focus, zoom, exposure, aperture, white balance etc.) and use them. I posted this earlier in but it is quite old now, so i post it again: )" but as I don't have GH4, I don't know that is V-log (i use it with fz1000) One of the user of my program said "It's pretty funny that the "V-log"-function of the GH4 is useable with this software without having bought an activation code. If you just want to preview the camera output, it is there too (although I didn't write it). You might consider to use my software (link below) to change the settings and control the camera.
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Does the Panasonic app work under an Android emulator well enough for field use? Has anyone else used equipment in this manner? (And is Panasonic considering creating a version of its app to run under Windows?)
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The benefits there are having two OSes, more options for things like hard drives, and maybe even getting a machine capable of running Premiere Pro for some editing in the field. And the laptop features could be used for file storage and clip logging.Īnd I'm also considering getting a Windows two-in-one- that is, if the Panasonic app works under the Android emulators available for Windows. So I've been looking at Android laptops and two-in-ones: I figure, I could use the two-in-one tablet as a field monitor using the Panasonic app with my GH4- I figure I'd use the camera's screen as cameraperson, while the director can watch remotely on the laptop/tablet. I was thinking of sinking some cash into a laptop, and it occurred to me that I ought to take location shooting into consideration.
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