Marshall monitor stutters
I'm using a Marshall V-R70P-HDA with the HVX.
I'm always shooting 720p30PN and going out component to the Marshall using a V-mount battery. When doing left-right pans I've noticed the image "stutters" during the panning movement, either during recording or camera idle "paused". It even stutters on playback when there is a panning motion. Originally I thought it might be caused by the OIS being turned on in the camera but it never is. I also checked to see if this stutter was actually in the clip, but when viewed on the LCD/EVF or when the clip is output the stutter is not there either. Anyone else have this weird behavior on their Marshall? |
Update
Apparently Marshall does / did have an issue with this phenomenon and they addressed it with a firmware update that my unit didn't get. Mine came from B&H so it probably was an older unit sitting the shelf for a while.
Michael @ Marshall was super helpful about this. If you're not sure if you've got the firmware update in yours, contact Marshall and give them your serial number, they can verify. |
How do you hook up the three component cables from the HVX200 to the back of the Marshall monitor? Is green also Y? I don't understand and can't find documentation to help.
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Yes, Green is "yellow". Can't remember why that is in the world of component terminology (I guarantee somebody on this forum knows the answer), but you got it right.
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Actually the "Y" doesn't stand for Yellow. It is a technical symbol for one of the elements of the color space used in a componant connection. Here is a page that explains it much more in depth than I can.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YCbCr Since this is my first post I would also like to say thank you everyone for the great forum here. I've been reading and studing for a while here in preperation for getting my HVX. This is the first time I've been able to help. |
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