Skew on CCD light streak
This is on a whip pan left, shot on my GY-HM700. The rest of the image isn't skewing (like you'd get with a CMOS sensor) -- just the light streaks. I never noticed this before -- why is this happening?
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If it is on prgressive then then it might give that impression, as it is a whip pan, perhaps?
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Sorry I meant Interlaced
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Nope, shot 1280x720, progressive, 30 fps.
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Is it possible that you have a filter on the lens (polarizer or UV) which has a light grain to it and, when exposed to high-contrast, bright lights, exhibits it's own flare up? You might not be seeing CCD streak there at all, in other words.
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That could make sense... But then why is the light streak skewing, when the rest of the image isn't? When the camera is still, the streak is straight vertically.
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Hmmm, that's a good question... is it possible for you to upload a short clip (preferably original .MOV from the SD card) so we can take a closer look at the problem, frame-by-frame?
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