Charles van Florop
Member
Hello !
Today I was in a shop to buy a FS100. I checked their prototype and saw it had 2 horizontal blurred yellow lines in the image. The seller couldn't tell me where they were coming from. I asked him to unpack my model, just to double check if it also had these lines in the image.
Without a lens on it I saw a very blurred yellow line accros the image, with a lens it had a more sharp line in the image. I decided not to buy the camera, and first to research where these lines come from, but I don't find much on the internet.
The lines where not moving in the image, it looked as if I put a filter in front of the lens, just very blurred and present. Could this be a fault in the camera ? Or did the fabric settings of the FS100E not match with the lighting in the shop (mixed daylight and fluorescent light, 50HZ, as this was in Europe) ? Did anyone had also this experience after unpacking their camera ?
Best regards,
Charles
Today I was in a shop to buy a FS100. I checked their prototype and saw it had 2 horizontal blurred yellow lines in the image. The seller couldn't tell me where they were coming from. I asked him to unpack my model, just to double check if it also had these lines in the image.
Without a lens on it I saw a very blurred yellow line accros the image, with a lens it had a more sharp line in the image. I decided not to buy the camera, and first to research where these lines come from, but I don't find much on the internet.
The lines where not moving in the image, it looked as if I put a filter in front of the lens, just very blurred and present. Could this be a fault in the camera ? Or did the fabric settings of the FS100E not match with the lighting in the shop (mixed daylight and fluorescent light, 50HZ, as this was in Europe) ? Did anyone had also this experience after unpacking their camera ?
Best regards,
Charles