By far the best and informative video on this. Well done

Through and in depth, covered the challenges we're experiencing in our live stream of a church sermon.

Thanks for your in depth explanation on LED screens, your real life experience dealing with camera problems is just what I need in planning my next project!

@IonBadescu

2 жыл бұрын

you're very welcome, I'm really glad this is actually helpful! If I get the opportunity to get some led wall time in the future, I'd love to get some actual test footage with all of those things I exemplified :). Good luck!!

This is so helpful! Thank you!

This is spot on, what we're experiencing with BlackMagic P4k. Thanks for the information!

foarte bune informatiile, multumim evita o a doua sursa de sunet, foloseste doar mic lav, intrucat a doua sursa de sunet parca dedubleaza vocea.. Succes pe mai departe :)

this was amazing review LITERALLY

Thx for the vid guys, great info!

Thank you so much 🙏

if i understand correctly: flicker depends pretty much on the quality of the led screen and moire mainly on the quality of the camera (if it has an OLPF)

@IonBadescu

Жыл бұрын

Hi, you're right about the flicker. I'm not 100% sure about moire though because I didn't get to test it extensively. In order to be sure what the main cause of moire is, i would have had to test at least 2 -3 screens with 2-3 cameras. You might be right, but I'm not sure

Thanks for the great video. Do you have any experience with OLED displays?

@IonBadescu

24 күн бұрын

hi! no unfortunately

Thanks for the detailed information. I'm a stills photographer shooting dance shows against an LED screen. To capture dance action I need to shoot at 1/400 to 1/650 s. Unfortunately I get a lot of artefacts from the LED screen both flicker, moire and weird colour solarisation. I would be grateful for any advice.

@IonBadescu

3 ай бұрын

Hi, other than using an external filter on your lens, I can't think of anything. You can give this a read, might help philipbloom.net/blog/an-interesting-solution-to-eliminating-moire-and-aliasing-from-your-dslr/

Thanks for the video. I like your videos for their serious and credible information. Maybe you should have a few more examples of what the good host says, e.g. the example where you show how different focus settings etc. can help on moiré is fine, (but it should have been shot on a tripod). be a little more self-critical with the execution of the clips you shows, the content is really good so it is only the smaller details that may need a little polish. You should consider presenting yourself with a name, I know Ion is a male name so it can not be you. By personalizing your channel a little more, you can make people feel a sense of belonging to the channel and perhaps return more often. I like your channel and you must of course stick to your personal and serious style. My comments are meant as inspiration. Looking forward to seeing more from you. 😀 Mikkel

@IonBadescu

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for the input! I’ll take everything into consideration :). Unfortunately in this case of the LED wall tests, we were crew for the shooting of a commercial and managed to play around a few minutes while the screens were being set up. Noted though, we try to run the tests done in our studio with better protocols. About the name, the channel started with Ion (my husband) doing tech reviews, I started doing the more indepth stuff later on. but you do make a fair point, perhaps it’s worth doing a presentation video with the both of us- My name is Cosmina :))