Thinketernity
Active member
Hi there guys I need to know what things to think about as far as getting both camera's to look the same.
I think I'll be in an indoor setting with decent lights.
Here's what I know I need to do.
-White balance both camera's in the same lighting environment.
-Check all the gamma settings and what-not.
*******Also, I think it was the detail coring that is new to the DVXA, so what should that be on to match with the normal DVX.
I would think that it would just be 0. Or maybe -7 or +7.********
Is there anything I missed?
I think I'll be in an indoor setting with decent lights.
Here's what I know I need to do.
-White balance both camera's in the same lighting environment.
-Check all the gamma settings and what-not.
*******Also, I think it was the detail coring that is new to the DVXA, so what should that be on to match with the normal DVX.
I would think that it would just be 0. Or maybe -7 or +7.********
Is there anything I missed?