[JUS]

Recently got married in a Tiger reserve in India. It was a reasonable temperature late 20's early 30's I'd say. My friends took a load of video with my Sony hd-sr7 camcorder. I took the video in 1080i like I usually do.

Some of the video is really great but the critical stuff, the actual ceremony for instance, looks like it has a heat haze

I've attached a really short low quality sample...but you can see my problem from this

Anyone seem this before and more importantly is there any way I can reduce the wobble some how? Even if I can't get it perfect just improving it would be a great relief.

I have mac & pc. Final cut Express, imovie etc.

[chrishull3]

[QUOTE=JUS;9034662]Recently got married in a Tiger reserve in India. It was a reasonable temperature late 20's early 30's I'd say. My friends took a load of video with my Sony hd-sr7 camcorder. I took the video in 1080i like I usually do.

Some of the video is really great but the critical stuff, the actual ceremony for instance, looks like it has a heat haze

I've attached a really short low quality sample...but you can see my problem from this

Anyone seem this before and more importantly is there any way I can reduce the wobble some how? Even if I can't get it perfect just improving it would be a great relief.
realy strange was the video after the ceremony ok again[you did not alter any settings for the ceremony]
does it look the same playing from the cam to a tv before editing.
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[A n d r e w]

Looks like the sensor freaked out for some reason.

[JUS]

Thanks for the replies.

Yes, the video of the reception is fine. No settings changes in-between. I have some short video taken before that looks ok. It also happened the next day when we were on safari.

Yes. Problem is definitely with the camcorder/file. I can see the problem on the little camcorder screen when playing back and also tv via camcorder.

Any ideas how I could edit the video to patch it up?

[A n d r e w]

I hate to say it, but I don't think there's a fix for this . . .

[JUS]

that's what I was expecting

[chrishull3]

Originally Posted by JUS

that's what I was expecting

there is nothing that cant be repaired as long as the cams not smashed upgood luck