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andressaez

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Not if someone has passed, I noticed that when doing tests ever made a pan and focused, I'm not sure the picture felt like a little jump at the beginning or end of the plane and even at both sites, the other day recording some shots of children were registered that little jump right at the beginning and end of the shot, it's as if the lenses are adjusted or so, repeat the recording doing the same but I do not repeat the error is intermittent, very intermittent.
Does anyone happened?
Thanks and regards, Andrew.
 
It could also be OIS, which can cause movement at the beginning or end of a pan. Keep OIS off if you're shooting on a tripod.
 
jchristie said:
It could also be OIS, which can cause movement at the beginning or end of a pan. Keep OIS off if you're shooting on a tripod.
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The shots have been shot camera in hand, turn off the OIS if it used for? So I am concerned, however I must say I've done it once, this weekend I have a wedding, I'll see if, over the same the same thing happens to me more times, I hope not.
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It's been my experience with OIS systems on other cameras is that there will always be a little spring-back at the end of pans, even hand-held. And that makes sense. It can't really know if the movement is deliberate or not. Slowing the movement at the end of the pan can help.
 
My cams most definately seem to have a little vertical movement at the end of a pan and my HMC82's also did it so my OIS is almost always left off!! I use my 130's on a rig anyway so it's pretty smooth and a small "wobble" mid pan is probably more acceptable to viewers than a "hiccup" at the end!! Honestly I don't think I have turned on OIS for years now...rather concentrate on getting nice smooth handhelds than relying on the OIS.


Chris
 
andressaez said:
Not if someone has passed, I noticed that when doing tests ever made a pan and focused, I'm not sure the picture felt like a little jump at the beginning or end of the plane and even at both sites, the other day recording some shots of children were registered that little jump right at the beginning and end of the shot, it's as if the lenses are adjusted or so, repeat the recording doing the same but I do not repeat the error is intermittent, very intermittent.
Does anyone happened?
Thanks and regards, Andrew.
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I'm assuming you Google-Translated your question as I don't understand. Can you post a sample video of your issue? It sounds like maybe you have OIS enabled on a tripod? Or was it the focus jumping around? Can you post a clip?
 
Sounds to me like using OIS while on a tripod. Always disable OIS when using a tripod, or you may encounter "jumpiness" in the video, especially at the start and end of panning.
 
Phil1076 said:
I'm assuming you Google-Translated your question as I don't understand. Can you post a sample video of your issue? It sounds like maybe you have OIS enabled on a tripod? Or was it the focus jumping around? Can you post a clip?
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Here I upload a clip you may see the error, is an overview conducted in a calm and normal, engraved by hand without using a tripod.
Now you tell me.
http://db.tt/jAEoUc9c
 
Hi Andrew

The most noticeable is a little jump right in the middle of the pan as you get to the centre of the table...I really wouldn't worry about tiny jumps like that!! The viewer would never even see it..just watch commercial TV and you will see panning way worse than that..and they are professionals!!! I would just not bother with OIS ...I use my cameras handheld on a shoulder rig with two grip handles in front and for long sessions I have a waist belt with a sprung rod supporting the front of the camera so for me that works better than OIS !!!

Chris
 
ChrisHarding said:
Hi Andrew

The most noticeable is a little jump right in the middle of the pan as you get to the centre of the table...I really wouldn't worry about tiny jumps like that!! The viewer would never even see it..just watch commercial TV and you will see panning way worse than that..and they are professionals!!! I would just not bother with OIS ...I use my cameras handheld on a shoulder rig with two grip handles in front and for long sessions I have a waist belt with a sprung rod supporting the front of the camera so for me that works better than OIS !!!

Chris
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I recorded a wedding on Saturday and I was turning the OIS and descantivando, better with OIS disabled because these leaps out from time to time, it is true that the customer does not appreciate it but I bothered much.
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