paulcurtis
Veteran
Sadly I fear the worst.
The FS700 has the exact same issue... It didn't matter how much I turned down the sharpening or changed the picture profile, the only way to avoid the false aliasing on high contrast edges is to either expose the shot so that nothing clips (obviously not possible in most real-world situations)... or record to the Odyssey 7Q and let it debayer the image for you, avoiding Sony's algorithms... (not going to be an option for a camera as it only has HDMI output)
Too early to say, i've seen stuff that looks okay - it is there, it is a factor of how the image is scaled and the math that goes into that (i.e. it should be avoidable). I would bet that the 4K output doesn't have it.
I think it's also emphasised by PP and Slog would yield the best results.
The FS100 has some insanely bad highlight and clipping handling, the stock 700 is better but the O7Q 4K RAW is perfect in that regard. All cameras suffer to a greater or lesser degree. This is pretty insane in such a small package
cheers
Paul
