Makeev

Used cameras: - Sony A6300 - Sony A7s Used lens: - Sony E 18-105mm f/4 G OSS PZ - Sony E 50mm f/1.8 OSS - Sony E 35mm f/1.8 OSS - Sony DT 85mm f/1.8 - Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 AT-X116 Pro DX II - Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM

The project started in 2012 with my first experiments with timelapse techniques. At that time I was just beginning to look for ways to capture as much emotion as possible from the atmosphere of the city where I was born, through the visuals. After the 2nd video first showed in January 2014 and won several awards afterwards, I started working on a short film. In 2017, the main filming was completed, but due to circumstances, the project went into the archive. In 2018, a short video based on the draft version of the film was released.And now, three years later, the film has been completely remastered. And the author of the music, as originally intended, was the talented Russian composer Sergei Ivanov. The film was shot on Sony A6300, Sony A7s, Sony A77v, Sony A65, Konica-Minolta Z3, Blackmagic Production Camera 4K EF, Panasonic GH5 and Xiaomi Mi Drone 4K. You can listen to the composer's works herehttps://soundtree.bandcamp.com

It's been 1.5 years since I encountered a similar glitch on the A6300 and A6400. Lens stabilization does not matter. Appears on different Sony autofocus lenses (16-50, 35, 50, 18-105 and others). It doesn't matter if the camera is on a 3-axis stabilizer or just on a tripod. Even movement in the frame doesn't matter. The problem appears even when the frame is static. I have always set the focus speed to the slowest setting for video. Resetting the camera does not help. I am afraid it is the obsolescence of the camera or a miscalculation of the engineers, capacitance sagging on the electronic board and as a consequence malfunction. I have found that even new glass out of the box behaves this way with these tubes.

I want to share with you my profile settings for Sony Alpha cameras. I've been using these Custom Sony Picture Profiles on various cameras for years. The A6300 is an example of an amazing compact and powerful camera. Since the A6400, A6500 and A6600 are based on a similar platform, these profile settings are fully compatible with them. Read more about setting up and working with picture profiles here https://helpguide.sony.net/ilc/1940/v... As user @markr041 correctly pointed out, the profiles retain less dynamic range. However, that doesn't mean that you can't pull out more detail in the highlights or shadows. I'll give you an example of how much more detail you can pull out on ice. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UGkJ... However, when you try to pull back the shadows again, we may already have artifacts, especially at high ISO values.

Only possible when recording data to an external Atomos Ninja 5 recorder. Because there is too much compression in the camera codec.

I recommend that you go to a paid specialist. Recovering video files is no different from any other data.

Yes, this is a problem that almost everyone is not talking about. And Sony does not even consider it necessary to give any feedback.

And the answer is still no. It's a pity, but Sony's company policy as always is aimed at complete disregard for its customers.

Try to use the Sony Catalyst Browse application https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/catalystbrowse

These optics provide excellent photo quality considering the specificity of each lens. I tested 70-180 before sales, it gives a perfect picture.

To remove time limits for recording, you can use Open Memories Tweak App https://github.com/ma1co/OpenMemories-Tweak

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Hello! Try switching "HDMI Info. Display" to "Off" position. And "HDMI Resolution" to "2160p". https://helpguide.sony.net/ilc/2010/v1/en/contents/TP0003188777.html

Try to switch to FullHD mode temporarily. But I can't help but think that the speed of the card is dropping.

Hello! You can show the source or screenshot.