Out of the box, scene file 1
- Thread starter John Foundas
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No. Looks good, actually.
John Foundas
Well-known member
I definatley think I'm seeing lots of noise on my iMac. I'm aware of the previous thread but was unclear about the out come of the issue.
groveChuck
U-matic Member
No noise here on my laptop, looks good. What gamma?
Not sure if 60i is a factor in this. Were you testing to see how 60i looks?
Not sure if 60i is a factor in this. Were you testing to see how 60i looks?
John Foundas
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Yes, just wanted to see the factory 60i setting
Scene File 1
Scene File 1
Shooter
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I dont think thats overly noisy.
The natural lighting is not helping. I think some of the shots might be 1/2 stop over exposed for the black levels
Did you Black Balance the camera?
BTW: One way to check for noise is in the waveform where you can see it as movement in an otherwise still image.
The natural lighting is not helping. I think some of the shots might be 1/2 stop over exposed for the black levels
Did you Black Balance the camera?
BTW: One way to check for noise is in the waveform where you can see it as movement in an otherwise still image.
Barry_Green
Moderator
+1. Looks clean and sharp.
Looks clean to me.
Matt Gottshalk
Resident Preditor
Clean to me.
Joe Walker
Well-known member
Clean on all my monitors 
John Foundas
Well-known member
Weird.
Original .mov files looks noisy as hell on the Imac. Most of my work is done for coporate clients online etc...so Im not tripping out.
Just was surprised to see it, especially using the Voight 0.95.
Thanks for the eyeballs
Original .mov files looks noisy as hell on the Imac. Most of my work is done for coporate clients online etc...so Im not tripping out.
Just was surprised to see it, especially using the Voight 0.95.
Thanks for the eyeballs
Marc Villafan
Well-known member
Are you looking at it in VLC or Quicktime Pro?
If so, you will see noise due to how it plays the footage. Essentially they take shortcuts, and with those shortcuts, the image is shown poorly. Try watching it in quicktime 7.
If so, you will see noise due to how it plays the footage. Essentially they take shortcuts, and with those shortcuts, the image is shown poorly. Try watching it in quicktime 7.
John Foundas
Well-known member
Interesting. I actually will double click from the desktop Icon. Not sure what the default player is. I will check. thank you.
Marc Villafan
Well-known member
Excuse me, I meant QuickTime Player and Quicktime Player 7.
Quicktime Player 7 being the better one.
I've attached a picture so you may see the icon differences.
Quicktime Player 7 being the better one.
I've attached a picture so you may see the icon differences.
John Foundas
Well-known member
Ty
Steve Kahn
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Clean to me as well.
Such a strange thing: before we get the camera we saw all that noise and now...? What happened?
Maybe it was a pre-production camera issue.
I did a test last night where I shot just oven burners at night. It was really black in the room except for the blue burners and the blacks were really clean. No noise issue at all (at 1600ISO) other than just the smallest totally acceptable grain.
Such a strange thing: before we get the camera we saw all that noise and now...? What happened?
Maybe it was a pre-production camera issue.
I did a test last night where I shot just oven burners at night. It was really black in the room except for the blue burners and the blacks were really clean. No noise issue at all (at 1600ISO) other than just the smallest totally acceptable grain.
