XhA1 Opinion on Ligthing

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IvanF

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Hi to all.
first, sorry for my english.
I got some shoot with Xha1, in a location without any external monitor, only lcd of XhA1.
With this, at first look, all seem ok, no too dark.
At home with 3 different moniotr ( HD ready Inno-hit, CRT SD Sony and Benq 17") I have 3 different images, in terms of luminosity.
Where is the true?
How I can do a CC?
I can't understand if I must adjust the levels or not.
The same images ( still) on 17" Benq on the MAc ( macmini) appear correct.
What I can do?

the link is this:
http://ivanyeah.interfree.it/

the file is "frame from XhA1"


Thank you.
 
IvanF said:
Hi to all.
first, sorry for my english.
I got some shoot with Xha1, in a location without any external monitor, only lcd of XhA1.
With this, at first look, all seem ok, no too dark.
At home with 3 different moniotr ( HD ready Inno-hit, CRT SD Sony and Benq 17") I have 3 different images, in terms of luminosity.
Where is the true?
How I can do a CC?
I can't understand if I must adjust the levels or not.
The same images ( still) on 17" Benq on the MAc ( macmini) appear correct.
What I can do?

the link is this:
http://ivanyeah.interfree.it/

the file is "frame from XhA1"


Thank you.
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judging from my experience i would have to say the CRT is the one showing you the best true colours. I have a crt here as well and i have never taken the time to adjust the screen but it works wonders on tv/dvd movies. What i saw on premiere pro is what i saw on my CRT.

concerning CC, you can grab Steven's vividrgb preset with Auto White balancing or manual, with it you will require little or nothing on post CC. link follows :
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showpost.php?p=944489&postcount=46
 
The footage looks good. Thanks for posting. Does anyone else get severe stuttering on the pans?
 
Oynk said:
The footage looks good. Thanks for posting. Does anyone else get severe stuttering on the pans?
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it appears to be a shutter speed issue with frame rate.

usually its recommended to double up on the frame rate.

24f - 1/48
30f - 1/60
60i - 1/120
 
dcrin3 said:
What i saw on premiere pro is what i saw on my CRT.
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Do you mean a "client monitor" of PP2 or the full screen preview on the second monitor of PP2?
Now for a preview on CRT I use the downscale realtime of Avid with firewire, from this to a camera and then in CRT TV in composite.
The colorimetry is total different...

What do you think about ligthing?
Thank you.
 
IvanF said:
Do you mean a "client monitor" of PP2 or the full screen preview on the second monitor of PP2?
Now for a preview on CRT I use the downscale realtime of Avid with firewire, from this to a camera and then in CRT TV in composite.
The colorimetry is total different...

What do you think about ligthing?
Thank you.
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on the client program monitor while editing. i have no idea on lighting.
 
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