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Re: Screen shots from JAG
by Simon Wyndham on Mar 10, 2005 at 6:00:02 pm

In addition another reason why the gun may be more in focus closer to the camera may well be because that pert of the gun won't move as far as the end of the gun. If the gun was being moved the laws of leverage mean that the end of the gun will travel further given the pivot point. For the lack of image quality I am more inclined to believe that it is down to camera movement, NOT focus.

The only way to make a true comparison between the two cameras is to point them at a res chart, a colour chart, and examin them under a waveform monitor. Then the real defects will show themselves if they are there.

In the mean time I don't really care a whole lot about this business. Use whatever camera you need to. I'm sure that most people here who really do do video for a living will hire a camera out if someone wants something in particular, or in fact hire out all the time anyway! This whole comparison thing is very 'consumer' orientated. People need to start discussing truly examinable facts using real test equipment. Or else all these arguments are totally invalid.


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