C300: on very rare occasions I get weird movement in my footage

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lealain

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on very rare occasions I get weird movement in my footage. I uploaded a file to show you what I mean. This Phenomenom is also viewable during the shoot. I had this only a couple of times, when I unpower the camera and put it back on, everything is Hunky Dory again.
More people suffering from this? I really don't know what it is!!!

check it here:

https://vimeo.com/alainbaars/review/83628789/8d46fea24b
 
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Hmm never seen this myself. What it does look like is image stabilisation sticking. What lens, IS on?
 
Definitely the IS on the lens acting up. If you are on a tripod, IS should be turned off because even a lens with good IS will exhibit problems like this .
 
I don't usually see it to that degree but it looks like IS. Typically it creeps a little.....not so jumpy. Good Luck.
 
thanks for your reply's. If it occurs again, I will set the IS to'off' to see if that makes a difference. I'll let you know!
 
Do you keep IS ''on'' even on a tripod? If so, always disable IS when on a tripod. The IS is trying to compensate for fast movement (shaking)....when on a tripod, it can (and surely will) make the image ''jump'' like it did in your video.
 
lealain said:
thanks for your reply's. If it occurs again, I will set the IS to'off' to see if that makes a difference. I'll let you know!
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Don't wait for this to happen again before switching it to ''OFF''. Tripod (or monopod, jib, etc.): IS ''off'', handheld: IS ''on''.
 
Some lenses have a two position switch for IS. My Canon 70-200mm f/4 has a second IS setting that is horizontal correction only. I have found that it helps to smooth pans on a tripod without any of the jerks.
 
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