Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'a6100'.
Found 5 results
-
I was messing with my girlfriends a6100 camera and I screwed it up I don’t know how t fix it. It focus on something and I go to snap the photo and it looks like I was slinging the camera around. help me please before I get chewed out. thanks, bobby
-
Hi there! I have an Alpha 6100 plugged in with a dummy battery and connected to the computer via CamLink, I've tried connecting to Zoom and OBS at different times. It works great, but at some point it suddenly turns off and after a while it comes back on again by itself, both in Zoom and OBS. Sometimes it has recorded for almost 2 hours non stop with no problem and there was no difference in the setting. Any ideas on what's happening here? Thank you for your help! -
I read that the A6100 doesn't have S-LOG and, to be honest, the video I've recorded with the camera so far, looks good without any color correction. My question is, is there some way I can shoot "flat" video on this camera?
-
Old audio guy, New to a6100. It is being used to record church services. We are having a frustrating audio noise issue...BACKGROUND NOISE, call it "white-noise-like," that is present in all audio tracks, regardless if we use the internal mics, or high-quality, external mics via a Yamaha mixer (via unbal line outs and direct box connection). The noise is there IF the cameras record level is operating in its mid range (watching the green LEVEL bars as they indicate input level). The only way to get rid of the noise is to turn the RECORD LEVEL down so low that the recorded sound is waayyy too low in amplitude. Compared to the recorded audio from a decent cell phone THIS SUCKS!....ANY help or ideas are greatly appreciated! Thanks
-
Hi there. I just bought Sony a6100. I have three sd cards. One is Toshiba Excerica 8gb and it works fine, the other one is SanDIsk Extreme 32gb (90MBs) and it also works fine. However when I attach my 64 gb SandDIsk Extreme it doesn't work. The camera just shows "NO CARD". The card is read normally by a PC. Does anyone know why is this the case?
