Rolling shutter/yello fix for Sony a6300.

[terozzz]

Panasonic GH4 has 4k but it has much less rolling shutter/yello problem than a6300in 4k, but GH4 has crop of 2.49x in 4K UHD. Now the a6300 has clear image zoom and when you use at x2.0 you will reduce the rolling shutter by 50%, that way you have crop of x3.0 so its a x0.51 more than GH4 but it looks amazing. You can also use clear image zoom at x1.0 so you will get about same crop as GH4 and you reduce the rolling shutter by 25%. This video was shoot clear image at x2.0 with Sigma 60mm F2.6 art and S-log2. 

 

[Don Kotlos]

Hm, hard to see without the control 1x setting but it's great if true and different than A7rii.

When I tested it with A7rii rolling shutter was the same when clear zoom was used:

 

 

[webrunner5]

Well it still  is not a lot to write home about. The first scene with the Bus is all anyone needs to see. Sony is just going to have to pick the pace up on full readout on the sensor or they are going to be left on the side of the road. It just screws up to many possibilities to shoot scenes that have any movement, ergo about half of a movie you want to make.

You are not going to write a script that eliminates all camera movement. That would be crazy. For the money they cost a little more money and you can have a real cinema camcorder.