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“Waves” in the picture?
Hi!
I did some test shots with my HMC151 and my redrock m2 the other day, and found a rather strange thing happening when moving the camera where it’s bright light or shadows. You can clearly see “waves” in the shadows, i don’t know how to explain this so I’ve uploaded a clip so you can see it easier..
Please choose the higher resolution to see it better. You can clearly see it down on the wall at the end of the balcony where the shadows are…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRIJHYhei78
Is this a issue with the camera/settings, or the adapter/nikon lens?
I’ve never seen this before and have no clue what is going on.. I’m greatful for any help I can get!
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Hmm- sorry but couldn’t really see what you mean. Can you shoot a clearer example please…
Noah
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Thanks for the quick reply!
I edit the clip a bit so I marked the place you should be looking at to see it.. Is this what you would call “ghosting”? I shot this at 25 frames, so a bit smeared out picture is to be expected, but why just the shadows? My master ped is at -16 to take away the grain in the picture. I’m also having huge problems with grain in the picture
Heres the clip, hope this one works. the reason why I took the same clip is because this particular clip shows it pritty well. Now also availible in HD =)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5irtVZ948A
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Hmm- sorry but I see nothing in there that’s unusual. Maybe someone else can help.
Noah
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