HPX170 stroby footage (help!)

[twerp]

I'm an HVX200 owner and user. I've created some really beautiful images with the camera. when the HPX170 came out, I had to get one.

I've only had it for a day. I've done all kinds of side-by-side tests with my HVX200 and am blown away at the low light capabilities of this camera compared to the 200.

HOWEVER... i have gone through the camera thoroughly and it is almost identically set to the HVX200 I know and love. Yet, whenever I film anything at 1/60 shutter speed or less I get this horrific laggy strobe on whatever the moving subject is. Anything above 1/60 has been fine. But I primarily shoot at 1/60 on my HVX200. What could I possibly be doing wrong? Below is a high-resolution example of what it's doing.

http://www.thunderdowncountry.net/node/70

I am shooting 720/24PA

[Segarza]

Footage seems OK, can't seem to tell what's wrong.

[PerroneFord]

I can't see anything wrong here either

[Kenn Christenson]

Looks okay to my eyes, too. What are you viewing your footage on? Some LCDs have slow refresh rates and can cause some weird artifacts.

[Buck Forester]

In the video it appears you are seeing something that isn't there and trying to dodge it. And you are also seeing strobing that isn't there. They are after you.

[twerp]

Haha nooo! what if i am losing it? aliens?!?

I swear there is a lagged blur that follows the person in that shot. You can definitely see it on his face when he moves side to side! We've got a shoot today with our HVX and are bringing the HPX along so hopefully I can figure it all out. If not, tonight when I am back I will post a longer, better example!

[Deaniweenie]

It does look kinda stroby when he moves (right to left as we look at it) away from the light. But I can't tell if it's the screen on my iMac that's causing it.

Weenie.