R Kumar
2009 November 9th, 06:21
This weekend I shot an indoor event with my new XH-A1S in manual mode. It was a celebration in a hall with 200 people, lasted 6 hours and had a mixture of tungsten, flourescent and dance smart lights towards the end. I only captured a few hours of highlights and after watching the tapes today, I am quite happy with the results as I was able to balance my exposure and zoom/focus with good clarity.
That being said, I have also been shooting various things outdoors and have noticed that some of the footage appears to have flickering, or shifts in and out white, almost looking overexposed. It almost looks as if the camera is in automatic mode trying to auto-focus. It was most noticeable while shooting into a forest of trees and leaves on a sunny and cloudy day.
I've tried a combination of turning on the ND, fast shutter, closing the aperture, using negative gain and I still see it. Am I missing something here with the setup or filtering?
I am interested to hear how you experienced shooters setup for bright and reflective environments with your xh-a1s, thank you!
That being said, I have also been shooting various things outdoors and have noticed that some of the footage appears to have flickering, or shifts in and out white, almost looking overexposed. It almost looks as if the camera is in automatic mode trying to auto-focus. It was most noticeable while shooting into a forest of trees and leaves on a sunny and cloudy day.
I've tried a combination of turning on the ND, fast shutter, closing the aperture, using negative gain and I still see it. Am I missing something here with the setup or filtering?
I am interested to hear how you experienced shooters setup for bright and reflective environments with your xh-a1s, thank you!