BigBabyMoses06 wrote:
Wanted to share some findings and see if anyone else has experienced this.
I'm getting inaccurate live view / exposure previews at high shutter speeds. Here is a quick video showing it in action and showing how you can see it in the live view once you start shooting. It behaves the same in ES or Mech, and above 1/5000 it is obvious. Once I start adding ISO it quickly goes away, but is still visible at iso 160. Aperture doesn't affect it. Lens doesn't matter. Metering doesn't affect it.
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Separately, but probably related somehow, electronic shutter is giving me darker exposures than mech shutter, tho that appears to be also at high shutter speeds. I have to do more testing, but here are two photo examples, taken seconds apart. First is mech shutter, second is ES. I took about 50 photos to make sure I wasn't going crazy and to rule out that the light could be changing on me.
Otherwise, here are a few snaps I took messing around earlier to get a feel for the colors and general handling. Really liking the colors out of camera. They don't need a lot of editing at all, at least with the LR color profile. Have not tried it with people yet, but have a portrait session on Sunday I'll be using it for. ...Show more →
Interesting, I never thought to use live view to judge my final image, other than composition and focus.
BigBabyMoses06 wrote:
Wanted to share some findings and see if anyone else has experienced this.
I'm getting inaccurate live view / exposure previews at high shutter speeds. Here is a quick video showing it in action and showing how you can see it in the live view once you start shooting. It behaves the same in ES or Mech, and above 1/5000 it is obvious. Once I start adding ISO it quickly goes away, but is still visible at iso 160. Aperture doesn't affect it. Lens doesn't matter. Metering doesn't affect it.
?is=NLQj4jzA4LVw4ifQ
Separately, but probably related somehow, electronic shutter is giving me darker exposures than mech shutter, tho that appears to be also at high shutter speeds. I have to do more testing, but here are two photo examples, taken seconds apart. First is mech shutter, second is ES. I took about 50 photos to make sure I wasn't going crazy and to rule out that the light could be changing on me.
Otherwise, here are a few snaps I took messing around earlier to get a feel for the colors and general handling. Really liking the colors out of camera. They don't need a lot of editing at all, at least with the LR color profile. Have not tried it with people yet, but have a portrait session on Sunday I'll be using it for. ...Show more →
The metering value is blinking at -2.0 that means that you are more underexposed than -2.0 and then when you take photo the result is darker photos.
When you raise the exposure and the metering value of -2.0 stops blinking you don't get darker photos than viewed.
