Mysticpuma
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I was wondering about propellers again (aviation I'm afraid being my main hobby) and wonder if anyone with a 3 CMOS Chip camera (Z5 I believe uses them?) has shot any propeller aircraft in motion.
I understand that cameras that have a single CMOS chip have the issue of propellers not spinning but floating in lines, but talking with a camera operator today using a Z5 (her first outing at an airshow with the camera) she said that she hadn't seen a problem with either the Jello effect or floating props?
Is it just an issue with single CMOS cameras?
Just wondering? I am happy with the 151 as it uses CCD's and has no issues with propellers, but has anyone else tried CMOS cameras on aviation subjects?
Cheers, MP
I understand that cameras that have a single CMOS chip have the issue of propellers not spinning but floating in lines, but talking with a camera operator today using a Z5 (her first outing at an airshow with the camera) she said that she hadn't seen a problem with either the Jello effect or floating props?
Is it just an issue with single CMOS cameras?
Just wondering? I am happy with the 151 as it uses CCD's and has no issues with propellers, but has anyone else tried CMOS cameras on aviation subjects?
Cheers, MP