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Tourist
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Moscow
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Panasonic HS\TM700 video shaking issue at 45 or 90 degrees of shooting
Hello all,
When shooting from tripod at degrees from 45 to 90 (to horizont) there is a vibration of video caused by O.I.S. I have tried to turn O.I.S. OFF and ON - no matter. Conclusion: Panasonic TM700 has a vibration of video picture at degrees from 45 to 90, upward and downward. Turning OFF and ON of OIS does not help. See a good example: I suppose - this is a firmware issue. We should aware: PANASONIC NEVER PRODUCE AN UPDATE IF WE DO NOT SEND THEM A FEEDBACK ABOUT OUR ISSUES! I have posted a question about this issue to Panasonic internet service a few days ago. For USA owners, the link is: http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-e...t/Contact-Us.2 Panasonic needs a statistics before firmware production... If you have this issue, please post there and notifiy Panasonic via their Service site form. |
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Toronto
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I don't think it's a firmware issue, rather it is a OIS hardware limitation, but I'll try this with some other camcorders,
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Tourist
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Moscow
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Hi, Buba,
Why do you think that this is a hardware issue? If this is a hardware then it will never be repaired.... |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Lexington, KY
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for what its worth, one of my HMC150s exhibits jumpy video with OIS turned on.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Reading, PA USA and Athens, Greece
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is the TM700 full raster or pixel shift? it may be OIS or perhaps a pixel shift implementation issue.
frankly i would not know, but OIS turned off usually means it is OFF, at least coming from the nikon and canon gear i have used. personally i have all IS/VR lenses (same thing) and i have never once used it. and ive never seen anything like your example with it either on or off. |
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