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Re: Sony EX1 Severe LongGop Problems

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Re: Sony EX1 Severe LongGop Problems
by richard ladkani on May 25, 2008 at 5:56:04 pm

Hi there

The shutter was set to 1/50 of a second. It was identical on all other cameras.
By the way I was looking for a little brother for my main camera. I also tested a F900R an HDX900 and S16mm with the new Kodak Vision 3. The only camera with the LongGop Issue I described was the EX1. All other cameras performed well on pans and movement. The F900R won as the best camera for the main shoot. The little brother should have been the EX1 but with this LongGop blurry issues it will most likely have to be the Sony HVR-Z7. The HVX201 is also good but it only records 16min HD on a 16gb card which is too little. We have 80 shooting days.

Regarding the shoot with planes starting and landing... I cam not surprised you didn't have a problem as you moved the camera with the planes. If something moves with the camera it remains sharp. But if you pan across a landscape with alot of detail or something doesn't move with the camera but against it it becomes very visible.

Any more comments are welcome.

Thanx
Richard


www.richardladkani.com


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