[Lori Harfenist]

Hey Steve,

Argh – I tried all of these things, and nothing seemed to work. Any other suggestions?

I feel like I’ve tried everything. Could it be the camera itself?

The one thing I haven’t tried is switching the image quality setting from M to L – I thought that was only for stills…

[Lori Harfenist]

Ah, that makes sense then, to turn down the auto lighting stabilizer then!

I will try out your suggestions when I shoot more tomorrow and will let you know how it works out! If you have any others, feel free to let me know. I’m very new at this camera (and admittedly, cameras in general!), so your input is super helpful!

[Lori Harfenist]

Hey Steve,

Thanks so much for some input! Sorry, the errant closing parenthesis broke the link – it should be https://www.theresident.net/wp-content/uploads/sample3.png

I’m using a lot of auto because I’m pretty new at the camera. Thanks for the tips – I will try those out.

Can you tell me why you recommend turning off the auto lighting optimizer? It gives a really nice brightness to the green screen, which I like – but of course not at the expense of blue forehead. 🙂

Again thanks for your input!