I am shooting using a DVX100A. My field monitor is the JVC JVC TM-H150CGU. I am discovering that the image I am seeing on the LCD and the Monitor appear to be the same, but when played back on a regular tv the image is a bit brighter than I would like. I am not extremely familiar with field monitors (first time using one). Could someone make a few suggestions?
Problem: Field Monitor to Camera contrast
- Thread starter Kugar13
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Barry_Green
Moderator
You need to calibrate your field monitor to the color bars in the camera.
As for TVs, there's no predicting what someone has their TV set to. All you can do is make sure that your footage looks right on a monitor that is properly set up, such that if someone had their TV properly set up, the footage would look right on it. After that, there's no way you can account for all the wild setups out there on peoples' TVs...
As for TVs, there's no predicting what someone has their TV set to. All you can do is make sure that your footage looks right on a monitor that is properly set up, such that if someone had their TV properly set up, the footage would look right on it. After that, there's no way you can account for all the wild setups out there on peoples' TVs...
TC
Resident Agitator
This may be helpful: http://www.videouniversity.com/tvbars2.htm