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  • John Lenihan

    August 28, 2011 at 1:32 pm in reply to: Sony NX5 – E:62:10 problem

    Send it to Sony. Chances are they will cover it under warranty.

    Call them at this number (201) 833-5300 follow the prompts, talk to a real person.
    They will give you the information on how to send it in.

    John Lenihan

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 26, 2011 at 4:06 pm in reply to: HVR-S270 compact flash card timecode

    You do remember correctly.

    I have been using avi. I will try .dv

    THanks
    John

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 26, 2011 at 3:50 pm in reply to: HVR-S270 compact flash card timecode

    Thanks Larry,

    I have been using that software utility all this time that I have had this problem.

    Actually, I tried bypassing the utility, but that didn’t help it.

    I am operating the pd170 in dvcam mode.

    John Lenihan

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 26, 2011 at 3:48 pm in reply to: Sony NX5 – E:62:10 problem

    Get the camera back to sony for repair right away.

    There is something seriously wrong. If you are out of warranty by a little bit, explain why they should still fix it.

    I had one that had a similar, not the same, problem. It turned out to be the focus servo motor was going in and out and would not stop.

    They repaired it and good as new.
    John

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 25, 2011 at 7:30 pm in reply to: HVR-S270 compact flash card timecode

    I just bought a hvr-mrc1
    to give new life to my Sony PD170.

    I am having the same timecode problem. I can see it on the hvr-mrc1, but when Vegas 10.0e imports it, it reads the starting point as 0000000.

    I tried your scenelizer live, and within that program I can also see the correct timecode. But when I save it from there, the Vegas still opens it as if there is no timecode.

    Have you come up with any workarounds in the last two years on this?

    John Lenihan

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 24, 2011 at 1:33 pm in reply to: Image quality of NX5U and similar HD cameras

    Max,
    That is a question you have to decide on your own based on your needs and budget.
    I have had two of nx5u cameras for a year, and I am earning a living off them shooting events.
    I just bought two more because my business is expanding.
    I bought these last two knowing the strengths and weaknesses of the cameras.
    That is what we can help you with, is the strengths and weeknesses.
    Strengths,
    Great image in most light situations
    Timecode sync for multicam shoots
    tapeless storage of media
    Dependable for blowing and going shooting
    Weakness
    Grainy in low light, but Eric points out no one is better
    Sometimes the autofocus feature fixates on bricks behind the subject to focus on, so watch your viewfinder

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 23, 2011 at 1:07 pm in reply to: Slo Motion Hell

    Mark,

    So if you had one good experience and one bad experience, you have the opportunity to help the rest of us…

    What was the difference?

    John

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 22, 2011 at 2:43 pm in reply to: Slo Motion Hell

    Mark,

    You may have to reshoot with another camera.

    When I first got the nx5u I tried a slomo and found the same thing.
    Then I read the owner’s manual VERY carefully.

    nx5u is a fake slomo. In other words, it achieves the slomotion affect my reducing the number of pixels that it captures per frame. That way it maintains the same bits per second.

    John Lenihan

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 17, 2011 at 10:42 pm in reply to: Does FS100 have timecode sync?

    Well, that’s interesting. Answering a question with a question.

    Yes, the NX5u has an rca connector with a swith on it which says timecode in or timecode out.

    I frequently do two or three camera shoots and use it all the time.
    In fact, you can sync them up before the shoot, then disconnect the wires and the cameras stay within a couple of frames for a day or two before drifting out.

    John

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

  • John Lenihan

    August 17, 2011 at 2:02 pm in reply to: Distorting PIP

    Thank You Danny.

    That is exactly what I needed.

    Of course I would have prefered it at the event level, but I can make it work at the track level.

    John

    John Lenihan

    LeniCam Video Productions
    https://www.lenicamvideoproductions.com

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