M mojovideo Member Nov 29, 2005 #1 Hey All- I have a shoot today, and I may be shooting a computer monitor. How do you keep the monitor screen from rolling? I think you are supposed to open the shutter up all the way, but I am unsure. Any advice? Thanks Brian
Hey All- I have a shoot today, and I may be shooting a computer monitor. How do you keep the monitor screen from rolling? I think you are supposed to open the shutter up all the way, but I am unsure. Any advice? Thanks Brian
HorseFilms Look ma no hands Nov 29, 2005 #3 Also, remember that computer monitors are generally daylight balanced, so white balance accordingly.
A andre Well-known member Nov 29, 2005 #4 An LCD screen doesn't need special shutter settings. For CRT screens you can set then to 60Hz refresh and shoot at 1/60
An LCD screen doesn't need special shutter settings. For CRT screens you can set then to 60Hz refresh and shoot at 1/60
