On quest of getting the movie like feel to my footage, I was playing a little bit with my camera's settings and I discovered the HMC-150 has two dynamic range settings that are made to achieve that 'film look'.
They are Cinegama-V for video out and Cinegamma-D for film out. What is the 'specific' different between both besides what those descriptions suggest? I have no idea, and I couldn't really find anything on the internet neither at dvinfo.net (yet!). But, I did find a very nice article on Cine Gamma:
http://www.24pdigitalcinema.com/cinegamma.pdf
I hope you enjoy it!!
Peace,
