60D video issue
 

Hi all!
I have a Canon 60D and use it for make videos. The problem is when I play the video in a tv monitor if there is some pan movement or somebody move in the video there is flickering issue...this is because it's a progressive video, not interlaced. If I play the video in a computer monitor no problem...
settings are: video full HD 25 fps, Iso 125, shutter 1/50.
I have seen the same problem in many videos in progressive mode, not interlaced.
I have seen same problem on TV news in some shooting here in Italy
Question is: how can I minimize flicker in the video not interlaced?
Maybe shooting at 720p 50 fps? I have try even this, but doesn't change anything...
Thanks for your help

Michael

Re: 60D video issue
 

Is that on a CRT TV?
also, are you playing it straight from the camera? (sounds like it)

Re: 60D video issue
 

When you export for DVD, make sure that you are exporting as progressive not interlaced.

Re: 60D video issue
 

Hi and thanks for your reply.

Yes, the problem is on a CRT tv when I play the file H264 from timeline, and even if I play from a Dvd in progressive mode...

Maybe solution is in shutter speed? My actual setting is 25 fps and shutter 1/50