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Maurice Covington · August 9th, 2015, 07:35 AM

Hopefully there are still some of yo guys out there that can assist me with a questions. Recently, I purchased another XLH1 camera and captured an event. Fortunately this camera was used as a back up to another XLH1. Nonetheless, when I reviewed the footage, some of my shoots were, simply put, unbelievable while others were thought provoking. So what I was seeing is that, or so it seemed, when the ND filter was on in really bright shooting conditions, it seems that the captured video had squiggly lines around the edges of the subjects. It was really weird. Does anyone out there have any information that might explain this. As information, I took another camera out and did a similar test and saw the same thing.

If necessary, I can post a small 5-10 second clip. Oh yeah, I should also note that the video was captured to the Atomos Samauri.

Thanks!

August 9th, 2015, 07:35 AM	#1
Maurice Covington Major Player Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Plainfield, Illinois Posts: 236	XLH! Image Hopefully there are still some of yo guys out there that can assist me with a questions. Recently, I purchased another XLH1 camera and captured an event. Fortunately this camera was used as a back up to another XLH1. Nonetheless, when I reviewed the footage, some of my shoots were, simply put, unbelievable while others were thought provoking. So what I was seeing is that, or so it seemed, when the ND filter was on in really bright shooting conditions, it seems that the captured video had squiggly lines around the edges of the subjects. It was really weird. Does anyone out there have any information that might explain this. As information, I took another camera out and did a similar test and saw the same thing. If necessary, I can post a small 5-10 second clip. Oh yeah, I should also note that the video was captured to the Atomos Samauri. Thanks!