Recording to SD Card vs HXR-FMU128 vs External Recorder vs Rolling Shutter

I was wondering if anyone knows the relationship between getting the Rolling Shutter effect and the recording medium?

I am getting some unwanted rolling shutter and I am using the Lexar Professional 133x SD Card.

If I were to change my recording medium to something more robust I wonder if that would decrease the rolling shutter effect.
 
Nope neither have anything to do with each other. Read up on rolling shutter in the articles section.
 
Nope neither have anything to do with each other. Read up on rolling shutter in the articles section.

Sorry I was saying EFFECT. Looks like rolling shutter but I have a hunch that it is the memory card?

Check this footage out and tell me what you think it is:

http://www.vimeo.com/groups/fs100/videos/25299442

In the footage as the cat jumps onto the bed and goes towards the camera you'll see some flickering in the footage. Not sure what that is, from what I read rolling shutter makes a jello effect, but this doesn't look at all like jello.
 
Sorry I was saying EFFECT. Looks like rolling shutter but I have a hunch that it is the memory card?

Check this footage out and tell me what you think it is:

http://www.vimeo.com/groups/fs100/videos/25299442

In the footage as the cat jumps onto the bed and goes towards the camera you'll see some flickering in the footage. Not sure what that is, from what I read rolling shutter makes a jello effect, but this doesn't look at all like jello.

i dont see what youre talking about there...
 
rolling shutter is based on the sensor, not the sd card.

Please have a look at the video on vimeo and please confirm if that is rolling shutter or not.

I've done some tests that match the results of the vimeo footage and would like to confirm my results.
 
Please have a look at the video on vimeo and please confirm if that is rolling shutter or not.

I've done some tests that match the results of the vimeo footage and would like to confirm my results.

like i said, i dont see the problem you're describing
 
hmmm maybe it's my computer, so you see no flickering? It's not a constant flickering, just a flicker here and there, very infrequent.

I think it is my computer.
 
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