Jay Gladwell
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The monitor/viewer on the EX3 is not meant to be a studio reference monitor–it isn’t. Therefore, you should NOT rely on it to provide “what you see is what you get,” because you won’t! You can get close (maybe), but don’t count it.
P.S. What are you doing to “bump” the brightness/contrast control knobs?
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No, Mike, I wasn’t reading anything into anything. Nor was implying anything, other than what I said outright.
“I don’t really care who’s to blame for the manufacturing errors, as that doesn’t get me any closer to a solution. ”
You should care! And approaching the correct party responsible could work wonders for solving your problem.
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I’ve read a few of these alledged stories in diffrent forums about stuttering zooms. I don’t doubt that some are experiencing a problem when they attempt a zoom when using the rocker. However, just for the record, I have yet to encounter this problem with my EX3 and I’ve owned it and used for nearly a year.
One can’t help but wonder how many are actual physical problems with the lens and how many are user issues.
And if you want to get technical, it’s not Sony but Fujinon who built the lens. So any issues with the lens should be directed at them.
Just something to think about.
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I presume the answer to the question is “No.”
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Standard USB-2 here, too.
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“A lot of people are ripping Mann’s choice of shooting HD instead of film…”One can’t help but wonder, of those doing the ripping, how many of them have made major motion pictures?
I’m in total agreement with Steve’s comments. There was a time, not too long ago, when directors and DPs did everything in their power to extend the depth of field in their pictures.
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Sony’s Clip Broswer, it’s free. Use it to import your files to your PC without ANY loss of image quality.
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Everything we shoot is in 1080/30p. Works beautifully.
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Does it go up to 7 feet? I think not.
Any tripod extending to that height is going to be:
Stable = expensive
Inexpensive = unstable