When aiming at any kind of bright light i get a vertical blue/purple beam coming from the bright light. It does not show up on the picture after shot but does when making a video. any ideas how to get rid of it?
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srjaide Hatchling 5 posts Joined Jul 2011 More info | Jul 02, 2011 23:23 | #1 When aiming at any kind of bright light i get a vertical blue/purple beam coming from the bright light. It does not show up on the picture after shot but does when making a video. any ideas how to get rid of it?
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Jon Cream of the Crop  69,628 posts Likes: 227 Joined Jun 2004 Location: Bethesda, MD USA More info | Jul 03, 2011 08:31 | #2 You can't - it's an artifact of the sensor being continuously used for viewing or recording. When you snap a still, in simplest terms, the sensor is completely flushed before the picture's taken so you don't get it. But when you're continuously viewing the LCD or recording a video, the sensor is pretty much continuously being read so never gets "flushed". Jon
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Do all new cameras have that now? like after 2005ish. I have a kodak camera that never had that issue. My mother has a new kodak that does the same thing as well. thats why i ask if its a new thing.
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Jon Cream of the Crop 69,628 posts Likes: 227 Joined Jun 2004 Location: Bethesda, MD USA More info | Jul 03, 2011 13:46 | #4 It's been around for quite some time. Not sure about your older Kodak; I haven't got any working ones ATM. Jon
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do u know what cameras dont have that issue? maybe i can just upgrade
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EricXu Senior Member  688 posts Likes: 2 Joined Aug 2010 Location: Santa Clara, California More info | Jul 04, 2011 04:33 | #6 I thought only CCD sensors were susceptible to this issue? All modern DSLRs should be okay, as CMOS is the more popular sensor technology in DSLRs nowadays.
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Jul 04, 2011 18:45 | #7 Eric Xu wrote in post #12701306  I thought only CCD sensors were susceptible to this issue? All modern DSLRs should be okay, as CMOS is the more popular sensor technology in DSLRs nowadays. What are CMOS? i believe i know what the DSLRs are but not sure what the other one is. So basically for the camera i have the beams are issues i just have to deal with? Do all point and shoot cameras have the same issue?
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thejimmy Goldmember  1,426 posts Likes: 33 Joined Dec 2009 Location: west coast of Florida More info | Jul 04, 2011 19:13 | #8 srjaide wrote in post #12704449 What are CMOS? i believe i know what the DSLRs are but not sure what the other one is. So basically for the camera i have the beams are issues i just have to deal with? Do all point and shoot cameras have the same issue? What camera do you have? You say these beams are on the video after recording?
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Jul 04, 2011 19:15 | #9 I have a canon A3100 IS. Yes the beams show up on my videos after recording. I can see them on the LCD. Taking snapshots they disappear.
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