Theoretically, a Long GOP codec should have problems with moving images and artifacts will arise, but let's take a closer look and check whether theory agrees with reality as expected - or maybe it's not as bad as you think?

I'm mainly testing the Sony FX3, but the FX6 is similar, as is the A7S3 - probably more cameras are. These tests are criticism at a high level and this topic should not be relevant for the creating of social media content or interviews, for example. I mainly compare the ALL-I and Long GOP IPB h.264 options because h.265 doesn't support all framerates.

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00:00 - Intro - previously on part one
00:26 - Summary of what it will be about
01:03 - Test approach
01:40 - Keep in mind: this may not be relevant to you
02:12 - Static Shots
02:28 - Water
02:38 - Trees in the Wind
03:07 - Camera Pan
03:28 - Water & Trees + Pan
03:48 - Faster Shutterspeeds
04:06 - Faster Pan
04:34 - More Freestyle Motion
04:54 - rotating movement
05:40 - FX6
05:47 - Low Light, Hight Noise
06:30 - Sports
06:58 - Fassion
07:17 - Flashing Lights
07:34 - Conclusion
08:21 - Editing Performance
08:50 - Dear Sony, I Wish...
10:15 - Important Point