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Greg Boston March 24th, 2007 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Alister Chapman (Post 647305)
My guess is that newer cameras with the filter will exhibit significantly less CA. This may be a problem particular to the F330/F350. The CA shows up in SD from time to time on my F350. It is probably more pronounced due to the smaller chip size. I will be getting mine done.
Does your serial number fall into the range listed? I ask this because my serial number is 10999 and is believed to be one of the first F350 cameras delivered in the US. Just wondering where all the lower serial numbered cameras ended up. And yet, like yourself, I have experienced this problem both in HD and in DVCAM mode.

-gb-

Greg Boston March 24th, 2007 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Peter Newsom (Post 647019)
According to my Sony dealer, who talked to his Sony Rep today... new production cameras have the new filter in place.

PDW-F330L SERIAL # 10,001–10,372

PDW-F350L SERIAL #10,001–10,515

Peter
The serial numbers are also listed in the PDF bulletin that was linked to above.

-gb-

Thierry Humeau March 24th, 2007 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Greg Boston (Post 647562)
The serial numbers are also listed in the PDF bulletin that was linked to above.

-gb-

The first F-350 I had on loan from Sony (back in april 2006...) was in the 10,200 range and was prone to the blue edging artifacts. On the two 350s I bought in december (#10758 and #10848), I am not seeing it. So I guess the new filter unit is quite effective.

Thierry.

Bob Willis March 24th, 2007 04:14 PM
I also bought in December and have #10988 and have not noticed the blue fringe around highlights.

Greg Boston March 25th, 2007 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Thierry Humeau (Post 647603)
The first F-350 I had on loan from Sony (back in april 2006...) was in the 10,200 range and was prone to the blue edging artifacts. On the two 350s I bought in december (#10758 and #10848), I am not seeing it. So I guess the new filter unit is quite effective.

Thierry.
Time for me to re-visit the eye doctor. :-(

I mistakenly saw SN 10999 but now that I re-checked, I have SN 10099. That makes much more sense. I'm going to get mine replaced.

-gb-

Thierry Humeau March 25th, 2007 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Gerson Becker (Post 645622)
Hi,
Our camera was rented to a feature film in Brazil.
It's a country movie, about a 70 years old man.
Roberto Laguna was the DP, and Paulo nascimento is the director.
The camera is a F330 with 17x Fujinon.

http://www.lumiere.com.br/cinemadigi...1-valsa-04.jpg
http://www.lumiere.com.br/cinemadigi...6-valsa-21.jpg
http://www.lumiere.com.br/cinemadigi...7-valsa-08.jpg

You can see more images at www.lumiere.com.br/cinemadigital

Gérson Becker
Very nice use of light. Who says this camera does not perform well in low light situations???

Best,

Thierry.


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