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Please click the images to view them at the correct size: This is a 200% frame of some strongly coloured (but natural) objects, note the peculiar pattern along the diagonals – not quite stair-stepped as you might imagine. I’ve never seen this in Panasonic or Sony implementations of AVCHD. Note that this problem is completely separate from the ‘Malign PsF’ problem discussed in another post, but as the C100 is the only camera that generates this particular problem in its internal recordings, I suspect that this is where the issue lies. However, stronger colours found in scenes common to event videographers, and when ‘amplifying’ colours during grading, all draw attention to this artifact. Normally, our eyes aren’t so bothered about this, and most of the time nobody’s going to notice. AVCHD is 4:2:0 – the resolution of the colour is a quarter of the resolution of the base image. The C100’s AVCHD is a little odd – you may see ‘ghost interlace’ around strong colours in PsF video.
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With a drum roll and a nod to Abel Cine and all those who got there before me, here’s an Apple Compressor droplet that sorts your Ninja rushes out before you import them: It appears that the only way is to transcode the rushes. So I had to find a solution that would make shooting 24p (or 23.976) work. So, whilst I don’t shoot for 24p or 23.976 most of the time, when I shoot 29. If you shoot in 24p or 23.976 PSF mode, you’ll find the same black line, so you’re recommended to shoot in 59.973 and you’re on your own. Well, it’s easy to deal with this little inconvenience in PAL-land. I really should be editing! Until then, remember the 50i to 25p trick. I’ll do an in-depth review when I’ve cleared my current workload, and I’ll go into a bit of depth over the shot logging facilities which will really make a difference to shooting interviews and long form events such as presentations and conferences.īut not now.
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It’s an awesome piece of kit for the C100 user – but when I record 25PsF, I noticed that the images are shifted two pixels to the left with a black line running down the right hand edge.Ītomos support are on the case have fixed it, they suggest we update to version 5.1.1 here.
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