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I can post grabs from the hc1, but the hv10 may act differently.

Ahh yes.. That's it. Thanks for posting the clip Mikko. At least the HV10's image quality is a lot better than my HC1. Which is still good anyway.

Time to start saving for an XH A1.

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Originally Posted by Aki Peltokoski

In which situations this effect is most visible - At certain shutter speeds? Is there any help if I increase or reduce the shutter speed?

There are some things I do with the hc1 to minimize the effects. Don't shake the camera. Lower your shutter to 1/50. That will make motion blur more so you won't notice the bending action.

I shot an action scene in the city with a very high shutter (1/3000) and it came out great. I just had to be very careful how I move the camera. No more shakycam for me.

OK! Thanks for the advice, Mikko.