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Jonas Nystrom September 14th, 2006 04:47 AM
It can give stuttering pans, in both modes. Didi is refering to stuttering in "camera movements". Just a thought, probably not the cause, but anyway...

Didi Schoeman September 14th, 2006 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Jonas Nystrom
Didi, I can see that you are a really experienced photographer, but as you opened the camera this week; have you turned OIS off? It took me a month to turn it off ;-)

Can also agree 110% on the evf. I'm thinking of buying the marshall 7' now. Anyone know about the resolution in FU-2000?

All the best // JN
Hej Jonas

To tell you the truth I haven't turned it off... I actually didn't even think about it, thanks for the tip!!!

Jonas Nystrom September 14th, 2006 02:44 PM
Happy to help!

Tip of the day #2:

Today I found a little helpful thing for our tired XL H1 "evf eyes". No more tears, in front of the cutting board when looking at "all so good but out of focus clips".

It's only a piece of paper and it really works! Have a look on CamFocus ( http://www.dsclabs.com/camfocus.htm ). You can buy that nice product or you can easily make one youself from a test chart! I have done mine from two testcharts, I did not have the "Siemens star" as CamFocus but simmilar, and it's so much easier to focus!

Anthony Miles September 15th, 2006 08:22 PM
shutter judder
 
You sound like someone with enough experience to know about shutter angles on film and/or shutter speed on video, the whole 24f thing will look pretty juddery if your shutter speed is set faster that 1/48th of a second. a wierd quirck that could easily be missed if you just got the camera and the shutter wasn't locked to 1/48th. 1/48th sould be equivillent to a 180 degree shuttter on a film camera providing the same type of "natural" motion blur. May not help but if it does great!

best regards,
Anthony

Bill Pryor November 13th, 2006 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Brian Critchlow
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Once Final Cut supports HDV progressive modes, you will have no problem editing 24f nativly with no conversion.
I thought the current version of FCP did just that.

Nick Hiltgen November 13th, 2006 09:04 PM
Hey bill this was written pre- 5.1.2 in september. So you're both right.

Nick Hiltgen November 13th, 2006 09:11 PM
Double post sorry.


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