IEBA Presents: Canon SX20 moire stress test 2

Using bricks and shingles (known to cause nasty moire with video DSLR cameras) to test the 720p30 video from Canon's SX20 digital still camera. Frame by frame, on the computer looking at the original footage, it is remarkably clean. No moire to be seen, some color artifacting in the building's bricks, but it is subtle.

This CCD camera is also completely free of CMOS issues, no rolling shutter, no image distortion, no wierd flash effects on multiple frames.

These uploads are for publication on the IEBA Communications professional blog:
http://TechThoughts.org as part of a review on the SX20 and are copyright of IEBA Communications.

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Science & Technology

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• DSLR
• vDSLR
• moire
• aliasing
• HDTV
• HD Video
• IEBA
• cmos
• rolling shutter