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March 26th, 2011, 08:29 PM
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Aliasing on computer monitors
Has anyone noticed whether the F3 presents particular problems aliasing with computer screens? We shoot a lot of that in Silicon valley here so it could be a big $$'s issue for me.
I'll test it myself this week but wondering what other people have found. Particularly anyone who has a Red or Alexa who could post whether there is a difference. Lenny Levy |
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March 29th, 2011, 11:27 PM
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Re: Aliasing on computer monitors
I tried the F3 next to an EX-1 looking at a Macbook Pro lap top screen. There was a bit more aliasing from the F3 , but how much worse its hard to say. It wasn't hard to throw a hair out of focus and still look OK.
Also I only saw it when in close on the screen itself, nothing from a shot that just had a screen in it. Probably not even an over the shoulder. All in all not much worse than every other camera I've ever used - but - still perhaps a little bit worse. Detail circuit didn't seem to make much difference. |
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