Alex Thames
February 26th, 2006, 05:25 AM
Because it has become a known "problem," and I haven't been able to find anything to actually view, I was wondering if anyone had actual clips of the HC1 or A1 (preferably NTSC, US version) shooting largely red scenes (i.e. as much of the things in the frame are in various shades of red) so I could guage this "problem" for myself.
Please, no color correction either with +2 (or any other color adjustment) on the camera's color option or in post production. I hope to see how bad the red problem really is as-is. If possible, I'd appreciate seeing these red clips in both full auto mode and manual mode adjusted (without color correction) as best as possible.
Also, comparison footage of the exact same scene (or extremely similar scene) with another camera, such as the FX1/Z1 that doesn't have this red problem would be extremely useful. Please no color correction on the comparison camera's footage either, and be consistent as possible with other settings. (i.e. compare full auto HC1/A1 footage with full auto comparison camera footage, or if specific elements are adjusted on the HC1/A1, also adjust those same elements manually on the comparsion camera). Be sure to use the same white balance too.
Thanks!
Please, no color correction either with +2 (or any other color adjustment) on the camera's color option or in post production. I hope to see how bad the red problem really is as-is. If possible, I'd appreciate seeing these red clips in both full auto mode and manual mode adjusted (without color correction) as best as possible.
Also, comparison footage of the exact same scene (or extremely similar scene) with another camera, such as the FX1/Z1 that doesn't have this red problem would be extremely useful. Please no color correction on the comparison camera's footage either, and be consistent as possible with other settings. (i.e. compare full auto HC1/A1 footage with full auto comparison camera footage, or if specific elements are adjusted on the HC1/A1, also adjust those same elements manually on the comparsion camera). Be sure to use the same white balance too.
Thanks!