Ja, ich habe die gestern auch verwechselt. Sorry.Ich meine C300MKII - die macht 59,9fps IntraFrame.
tommyb hat geschrieben:Schließe doch Mal die Kamera an den Fernseher an und schau dort die Clips im Standbild an. Solche Artefakte kenn ich nur vom falschen decoding am Computer, die Kamera müsste das​ tadellos wiedergeben können.
Wenn ich das an einen TV anschliesse bringt es ja nichts - es ist in den recordeten Files drin
QuelleIn a document that Canon officially sent out to the marketplace on the topic of dynamic range Canon writes:
“Canon recognizes that some of our customers are commenting about the image quality results after shooting the Canon C300 Mark II with the new Canon Log 2 Gamma setting.
Canon Log 2 Gamma is designed to provide as much usable data and dynamic range as possible for professionals to make use of in post-production. Because of this, it is possible under certain shooting environments that there can be the appearance of increased noise in low-light areas and/or luminance banding. These two artifacts are intrinsic to the design of the CMOS sensor. To make a fair assessment of Canon Log 2 Gamma the image should not be judged by viewing the log output alone, but rather the final graded image. (…)”
In order to reduce the noise mentioned above Canon further recommends users should:
“Set camera ISO to 400.”
“Set the cameras internal noise reduction filter to 2.”
“Utilize the original Canon Log Gamma (To minimize Luminance Banding).”
Canon later says that the base sensitivity for Canon Log is ISO 400, while the base sensitivity for Canon Log 2 is ISO 800.