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August 16th, 2006, 05:31 PM | #16 | ||||
Barry Wan Kenobi
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As for judging inherent sharpness, the first thing to do is turn the detail off. It's only truly possible on the JVC, the others don't go to "off" but you can get it extremely low on the Sony and Panasonic; you can't get it that low on the Canon. Then you shoot the same scene and gauge which is actually resolving more, vs. which is using exaggerated contrast. If you could get both cameras "off" that's how you would judge inherent sharpness. You have to do the best you can by turning them both off or down as low as they'll go, and then if one is appearing edgy (like the Canon would because its minimum edge enhancement is stronger than the others) then you have to dial the other one up a bit until you get it to match. Quote:
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August 16th, 2006, 07:33 PM | #17 |
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Thanks Barry,
I'll let you know what we discover with the HVX. I used to look at enhancement on a waveform by looking for little "flags" on the stairs of a chip chart, maybe i'll check that out as well. |
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