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Apr 11, 2014 05:24 |  #1

Any advice welcome please. I am getting horizontal "tears/ripping" lines across the screen when panning even really slowly.
The c/f cards are very fast writing.I am using about 50 th sec and recording 24fps full h/d.

I am also seeing marks like bad dust bunnies on the film even though they don't show up as bad on photos taken at the same time.
I will go back to some of my older recordings as i don't think it was as bad then as now.
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Apr 11, 2014 10:22 |  #2

Can you post up an example of what you are talking about? Always easier to give clear opinions when people get to see what you are actually talking about rather than relying on an assumption they understand what you are describing.


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Apr 11, 2014 11:34 |  #3

Hi ,i have just put this on you tube so give it a while.I know this is fast panning and subject matter BUT it does it on slow panning and sometimes vertical movements as well. You can also see the 2 marks that show up on the video much clearer than they show up on photos taken at the same time. https://www.youtube.co​m …N_dNDEHE&featur​e=youtu.be (external link)

Here is a slower vehicle but you will see the lines even better breaking up on the paintwork.
https://www.youtube.co​m …Cz56cRgQ&featur​e=youtu.be (external link)

Hope this helps --Thanks :)




  
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Apr 17, 2014 19:05 |  #4

What you are experiencing is rolling shutter (the tearing) and moire (the breaking up on the paintwork) both of which are HUGE downsides to DSLR video.


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Apr 19, 2014 06:59 as a reply to  @ J_O_S_H_U_A's post |  #5

Thank you for the answer.I guess i will have to accept it's limitations but still an excellent camera ,Thank you :)




  
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Apr 23, 2014 15:49 |  #6

An explanation of "Rolling shutter" would help... Rolling shutter is when you pan the camera faster than the "Scan" of the censor. Think of it as the digital equiv of motion blur in a long exposure. Film blurs... Video Shutters. Slower pans will help. Some cameras have higher shutter speeds to compensate. That means more dinero.


First step........ Take the lens cap off.

  
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Jun 29, 2014 03:55 |  #7

Would higher shutter speeds help in this regard? Max i could get away with is probably 250th sec.




  
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