Filip Staresinic
Active member
Hi I would like to know couple of things just to ease my mind.
Can shooting on very bright sun light damage camera in any way, ccd sensitivity or some other isue? I am not talking about shooting directly in to the sun, but on the place where are lot of shiny objects that reflects sun light, is cameras ND filter and closing iris enough?
And my second worry is, I connected my HVX into TV to watch live transmission, and during that I felt under my fingers slight electricity when touching camera on its metal parts, then I realised that camera got this electricity trough cable that was connected to TV.
Electricity was strong enough that holding camera wasnt pleasant job anymore.
Can this cause damage to the camera?
It was connected trough its video-audio out to television scart in.
Can shooting on very bright sun light damage camera in any way, ccd sensitivity or some other isue? I am not talking about shooting directly in to the sun, but on the place where are lot of shiny objects that reflects sun light, is cameras ND filter and closing iris enough?
And my second worry is, I connected my HVX into TV to watch live transmission, and during that I felt under my fingers slight electricity when touching camera on its metal parts, then I realised that camera got this electricity trough cable that was connected to TV.
Electricity was strong enough that holding camera wasnt pleasant job anymore.
Can this cause damage to the camera?
It was connected trough its video-audio out to television scart in.