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Kathy Smith February 4th, 2015 09:30 AM
Re: C100 strobing
 
Ok, I just double checked. I shoot everything 24p, 180 degree angle. So I just need to pan slower. I notice this utter less when a person is walking and the camera is following. It's way more visible for me on scenes that the focus is not on another moving object.

Gary Huff February 4th, 2015 11:48 AM
Re: C100 strobing
 
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Originally Posted by Kathy Smith (Post 1875720)
It's way more visible for me on scenes that the focus is not on another moving object.
Yeah, if you look for it you will see it, but provided you shoot in a way that the eye is drawn to your subject, it becomes less noticeable to the average viewer.

Kathy Smith February 4th, 2015 04:51 PM
Re: C100 strobing
 
I don't know why but strangely I never notice it on any slider shots.

Gary Huff February 4th, 2015 05:27 PM
Re: C100 strobing
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kathy Smith (Post 1875757)
I don't know why but strangely I never notice it on any slider shots.
Most slider shoots look a little goofy if they move too fast.

Kathy Smith February 4th, 2015 05:55 PM
Re: C100 strobing
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Huff (Post 1875764)
Most slider shoots look a little goofy if they move too fast.
Yeah, and that's probably why I am unconsciously sliding slower and so there is no jutter.


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