Sony NEX-FS100UK tests capturing HDMI 4-2-2 with the MAtrox MXO2-Max

[tryally]

Thanks for sharing your vid with the world here.

Recently I bought one NEX FS100 and also a Matrox MXO2 to make my new tutorial videos.

I can see two video in portuguese, you speak portuguese?

Best wishes from Brazil.

Luiz Ally

[theformerbuttler]

the fs100 and nearly all cameras output a 1080i 60 signal. It is outputting a 30PsF signal. which is 30P embedded in the 60i signal. The camera then converts from 30P to the interlaced system (60i) it splits that frame into two, producing 2 fields each field has the same image. This will split the odd frames in to 2 fields, and the even frames in to 3 fields. AKA Reverse Telecine 3:2/2:3 pulldown.

in short, your settings are wrong. set the camera to 1080i hdmi output and you will a picture

[MatsVidar]

What kind of monitors is behind the macbook pro?

[dbrosmedia]

@MatsVidar They are Dell pro LED 23 inchers.

[linklife]

try i change the HDMI CABLE.

[mondoteevee]

Simple solution - you need to add tri-level sync to your system. Your Matrox should have a selection for it and an input. If you switch to internal sync it may work but doubtful.

[DarinHohman]

last resort: go in component (but your audio would come from the RCA outs)

[DarinHohman]

have you tried playing back pre-recorded clips from the camera? have you tried putting the camera into record mode (with a card in it)? that may apply some timecode to the signal going out to the matrox. Premiere is not my primary editing software, I'm just offering some suggestions. good luck.

[DarinHohman]

The color issue may be the YUV vs. RGB.  I would try both. hope that helps.

[DarinHohman]

Your project should be a 29.97 (the camera shots drop frame). i know the menus on the camera show 30P, but the actual frame rate is 29.97P.

[DarinHohman]

The slash does not mean HDMI is 1080 and Component is 480i on the outputs. The slash means that if you are outputting HD it will be output simultaneously through both of those outputs at the first number (i.e. 1080p), but if you are outputting something SD then it goes out 480i (no up-res). you should be able to send HD out of your component as well as hdmi.

check the manual under "connecting a monitor" around page 57 (depending on which version of the manual you have).

[staaberelli]

@6:00 You are filming a computer screen when you turned it on. It is known that you have to turn off "stability" on the camera to stop that.

[croweproductions]

Dont you mean data rate is better in fx mode, not resolution.

[canwalbrar]

Hows Matrox MXO2 max hardware, is it better than blackmagic... i use FCP and planning to go for matrox.

[islandboystv]

That sucks. Have you called Sony to make sure that its not the camera?

Being that the HDMI output is so new, this could be an issue.

Matrox should be able to help if you call them. We called before ordering this camera and they were able to solve problems before we received the products.

[dbrosmedia]

It's an adobe premier pro editing keyboard that helps with the visualization of the shortcuts. if you look on Amazon or ebay for "adobe premier pro editing keyboard" you will find it.

[sqion]

Whats with this coloured keys on your Keyboard? O.o

[StudioGoldsmith]

@sqion these keynoards are manufactured specifically for a certain computer software, the colours are the shortcut keys

[miyulnews]

does it work with imac.movie maker and a after effect..??n how much it cost..

[dbrosmedia]

Apparently there are many "specs" floating around there, the camera without any addon's is native 4-2-2 HDMI, it seems that you may get 4-4-4, but there's some add-on that costs an additional $1200 that gives you the additional numbers. I can guarantee you that native 4-4-4 is NOT coming out of the camera the way its bought.