Moire Effect

[David Boulanger]

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I learned a new term yesterday. The Moire effect from either over exposure or over sharpening. This is the same clip repeated three times with only the sharpness changed. Exposure, contrast, Temperature etc. is all the same. What a great community it is here when you can learn something new everyday.

 

[RichWest]

My observation, having the gimbal too tight that the rolling shutter appears on a micro level, the moire effect. I actually prefer seeing it while testing vibe mods, as it can be easily tuned out by physically softening whatever is the cause. And like in your example, it can be reduced with post editing....

You do understand that your expanded knowledge will limit your social circles....sorry...

 

[David Boulanger]

I think if I had reduced exposure it would have helped more than sharpening adjustments. As far as social circles go.... I have a hard time liking people to begin with.

 

[David Boulanger]

My observation, having the gimbal too tight that the rolling shutter appears on a micro level, the moire effect. I actually prefer seeing it while testing vibe mods, as it can be easily tuned out by physically softening whatever is the cause. And like in your example, it can be reduced with post editing....

You do understand that your expanded knowledge will limit your social circles....sorry...

I have a totally stock HDMI cable in the Solo. That can't be good.

 

[Maddog]

I have a totally stock HDMI cable in the Solo. That can't be good.

I have stock HDMI cables in all 2 of my Solos- what're you saying?

 

[RichWest]

I use the stock HDMI cable as well...

A member back when disconnected the HDMI cable from the gimbal and saw no change....ymmv. Always worth an effort to discover first hand results...

 

[David Boulanger]

I have stock HDMI cables in all 2 of my Solos- what're you saying?

They are a bit stiff and can keep the gimbal from floating freely on the damper balls.

 

[Maddog]

They are a bit stiff and can keep the gimbal from floating freely on the damper balls.

I was just messin with you, lol. I was just saying I get great results with the stock cables.