Jay Gladwell
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Try the AVID forum for an answer.
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I must be one of the lucky few. I’ve yet to encounter this problem with the EX3.
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Charles, order this DVD set and you’ll be an EX3 expert within 3 hours: https://vortexmedia.com/DVD_EX3.html
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You can spend the rest of your life waiting for the next, best camera.
Just buy the camera and get on with it!
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If this is for one event/project, why not rent an EX1?
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I’m guessing you’d have better luck getting an answer to your question in an Avid forum.
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I’ve never had this problem. Have you checked with Sony?
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Mike, Doug didn’t simply turn down the gain. He made other adjustments in the PP which have a direct effect on the overall image using the -3 gain setting.
He also stated that under certain circumstances, he did make upward adjustments in the gain.
This all depends on the conditions under which one is shooting on any given occasion.
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“Hot” — the stove is hot! Hot to me means capable of causing burns.
As I said, what you are experiencing is normal. The SxS cards get nowhere near as warm as computer memory or CPUs or hard drives. It’s all the same.
Nothing to fear.