I work for Raytec. We are a lighting manufacturer. For promotional footage we want to show our lights helping cameras to produce fantastic images. For that purpose we need to use camera that products the very, very best image to show what is possible with our lights. We are not concerned about compression, integration, additional features, etc etc. For this purpose we are only interested in video quality.
It raises an interesting question. A lot of cameras DSP messes the video quality up slightly as its a compromise to help the camera handle many scenarios and requirements. I see a lot of "blurring" of edges even when our camera set-up should negate it.
Raw video would probably yield better results
Any thoughts?