Hi there, anybody have noise in there footing, i just shot today in bright light. So i have to adjust the setting at the minimum ISO with the stock ND filter, but the shutter speed was still very hight. Is that normal that i have noise in my clip ? I know it's hard to see in the still shot, but you can see the noise in the sky.

You're underexposed. Overexpose highlights without clipping and adjust in post.

scooterlam Posted at 2015-4-10 07:11
You're underexposed. Overexpose highlights without clipping and adjust in post.

Thanks, i will try that !

Finally I did some extra test today, and the noise is coming from a high speed shutter (1/1000). It was so bright than i have to put the shutter speed at 1/1000 even at 100iso and the nd filter on. so i made some extra nd with lee filter (total of 6 stop) and was able to slow down the shutter around 1/60. Now the picture is so much better... !!!

The camera has no audio ... How can there be noise !? (joke)

scooterlam Posted at 2015-4-10 07:11
You're underexposed. Overexpose highlights without clipping and adjust in post.

Overexpose highlights .... Won't capture any detail. How come in post can bring back details??

yannick.beaumon Posted at 2015-4-11 04:00
Finally I did some extra test today, and the noise is coming from a high speed shutter (1/1000). It  ...

Have you uploaded aNy video?

delas Posted at 2015-4-11 14:33
Have you uploaded aNy video?

I will... i have a shooting sunday, and it  will be a bright sunny day, i will post a short clip.

delas Posted at 2015-4-11 14:31
Overexpose highlights .... Won't capture any detail. How come in post can bring back details??

I said without Clipping. It's easier to bring highlights down vs increase exposure. Overexposing on this camera WITHOUT clipping (key word) brings out a better picture. Like in Photography exposing to the right of your histogram typically gives you more room to play with.

scooterlam Posted at 2015-4-12 07:33
I said without Clipping. It's easier to bring highlights down vs increase exposure. Overexposing o ...

sorry mate . . . yes you said without clipping indeed. absolutely right!

scooterlam Posted at 2015-4-12 07:33
I said without Clipping. It's easier to bring highlights down vs increase exposure. Overexposing o ...

Clipping?

Please explain ...

w1der Posted at 2015-4-12 18:13
Clipping?

Please explain ...

A good read: http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/histograms1.htm